I am interested as well. I only found the 1 week cycle a bit too short. Personally I would prefer a bit more time. But I will participate in any case. Beat

Allow me to be slightly sceptical of what big companies promise and actually do :-) Beat

I got the following article mailed to me : https://sneak.berlin/20201112/your-computer-isnt-yours/ Hmmm !!!! I know it's a trend to get more and more data from us, but if this turns out to be true, I

The Times They Are A Changing - certainly, but it has been a long way coming. A.I. has been around of quite some time now (I believe early 1980’s), but it was ‘harmless’ back then. Only recently, with

Hi guys, I just saw Dan’s post. I definitely would like the group to continue. And I am also willing to contribute some money to keep it afloat. It may be quite sometimes, but all the times very inter

>> Doug wrote : >> So the suggestion is each person include how much time was spent fixing the image and include that time with the self process notes. I like the idea very much. Beat Cornaz

I was not blown away by the Par version. It lacks detail for me and seems flat. So, I loaded the 22 entrances + mine (so excluding the Par), which does not have arrived at Dan, it seems, and took the

I have once tried Topaz Gigapixel for blowing up a 10 Mb image to about 4 times it’s size (so 2 times as wide and 2 times as high). I compared to PS enlargement algorithms. The Gigapixel result seemed

I have found the results on the website - quite impressive. Are the results not downloadable? I want to compare my sorry attempt with them :-) Preferably the complete folders in one go? Thanks, Beat

> Dan wrote : >I write to point out an underappreciated PPW panel feature, aimed at precisely these people who, like Beat, are willing to take the extra time to look at different MMM versions. > Optio

Dan, great news that the book is about to be there. Shipping to Europe is almost as expensive as the book itself, so I am asking if the book will be (in due time) available on Amazon.de (that is Amazo

I find the MMM Finetuned of Gerald Bakker a very nice addition to the panel as well. I always use the MMM and then see if MMM Fine-tuned brings something extra or something better. Most of the times I

Thanks for the input. > David wrote : > Speaking of RGB printers, I know that Epson had a proprietary software, not a whole RIP, that performed just some sort of printer's head ink calibration (on a p

I have a Canon ipf6400 inkjet printer (12 inks). I have been reading about ‘Printer Linearization’. Does this bring me anything? I understand from the sparse articles and movies I have found that the

>> Catherine Rogers wrote : >> Personally I have really enjoyed the connections Dan has made from the art world painters to Photoshop and photo manipulations. I wonder how the art world will consider

If have read many suggestions and alternatives for the group to move to during the past week. Has nothing been decided and will the group just vanish into thin air? I hope someone (Dan :-) will make a

> Bill wrote : > it may have been stated somewhere already, but is there a way to archive this entire list? I refer to older posts frequently and it would be a crime if they disappeared. they are wort

Anything will do for me EXCEPT FB. I am also willing to pay, if necessary, to keep the group alive. Beat

> Dan Margulis wrote : >The PPW panel was designed to avoid this. One of its key, underrated features is that any script can be cancelled with a Command-Z. If you’re not sure whether Bigger Hammer, sa

I tried to make the most saturated red, but as dark as possible. I did this in sRGB, Adobe RGB, ProPhoto RGB and Lab The first thing I noticed, something I was not aware of, is that the RGB values in