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Does it print on cds?

if you were to cut down 24" roll into 6*4sheets. then print them if you include ink wastage and time for cutting down the paper and printing etc etc, along with the cost of printer and running costs (electric etc etc) you price will be waaaaaaaaay more than you have priced

This is one of the best explanations . I saw this video few years ago , forgot to save . Searched a lot to find it again . This is pure gold .

any update from Greg Cazillo?

Always get a lot from your videos. Hope you are doing well. You’ve been a big help to a lot of photographers.

Great review! Thanks!!

Unfortunately, some years ago, Epson ceased making the glow-in-the-dark tape, which I used extensively for labeling electrical panel breakers. I mean, you go down there when it's dark, right?

-Jacobo Shemaria Capuano- Que buenas fotos

Hello Greg, happy to see you're doing well cause your responded ! I was worried... Anyway, wishing you a very happy New year 2024 ! Keep well

Bring back the zillo

Sorry, but there is no tip there. When you pan down to get the exposure, where do you meter?? That's the most important thing. Here, you have a dark wall if you pan down, then your wall will be gray, overexposed (wall being darker than middle tone). Now, if you have a middle tone subject when you pan down (green grass, or a middle gray stone for example, just spotmeter on it to get a correct exposure, then reccompse, you can still change the exposure you just got with an equivalent exposure, and shoot..all this in strictly manual mode of course. You can also use the zone system as suggested by one of the commentator. This his video is way incomplete.

Why would you ever want to shoot with it collapsed though? All the material would be compressed and block the majority of the light. And whatever little light that gets through would be very uneven.

all above applications that you mentioned, are they MAC compatible?

Your out of LK

Dude, you really stink at explaining things. Simple azat.

Where are your silver fast demos?

How did you cut your canvas?

I'm very confused because title says "printing posters from iPhone" but I don't see any iPhone i only see you using a computer....??🤨🤔

If u don't have a laptop just my iPhone how can I do this???

Best explained VR video on youtube.

Is it still working up to now?

hi there, just wondering if the lid, when opening, does it have a hold at half way, or do you have to lift the lid all the way open, ive got the v550 and the lid holds open half way, which is what im looking for, this lid on the v850 looks a lot thicker and may weigh more

Greg, it's been 6 years since you posted a new video. I wonder what happened to you, I really enjoyed your tutorials etc.

You are correct when you say that the 50mm lens is not a good head-shot portrait lens. However, you are not correct when you say that the 50mm lens in not a portrait lens. The 50mm is an excellent full-length portrait lens.

I'm seeing that you are able to change ink cartridges mid print, without sacriificing the printing, but when my Epson P800 ran out of ink in the middle of a print, the touch screen said "printing" and the only way I could get to the screen to open the ink cartridge door was by cancelling printing on the touch screen, which fed the partially printed photo into the output tray, ruining any chance of saving it. Can you tell me the order of steps to take when you run out of ink in the middle of printing, with the P800? I don't see an explanation of this anywhere on the Internet. Thanks

Fro knows Greg and Greg knows photo! 📷

Great review thanks. If I had a 2x3 inch artwork/photo to scan, how large could I print it after scanning with V850 at a professional quality?

What a bs.

A great explanation!

50mm on a 1.5 crop works out to be a 75mm on full frame and a 1.6 crop it's a 80mm and on Micro Four Thirds it's 100mm. I know the bokeh is not the same as full frame but focal equivalent is.

Very dangerous to be that much in line with the shot. Maybe 15 degrees from the tee is safer

Post more content please! ❤️

So can this print on fabrics like cotton to create a fabric applique for embroidery?

What happened to Gregory? Nothing for 5 years?

Have you now gone to the new P900 printer? I wonder if it too, can have a new cartridge inserted in the middle of a print?

Wow man it’s really been 10 years! In my opinion You guys were great together. Have you talked to him or seen him at all?

I agree I have been holding it the wrong way 🤔 Your way is much easier 👍

hey Greg, thanks for sharing. What is the screw on the top? How does it go inside the light bracket-hole? Bought an SL-150Wii and don't know which stand would be compatible with it?

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Where’s Greg been hiding

My photos are coming out dark and dull now. I have had my printer for 4 years.

This video is, sadly, quite misleading. You should take it down and/or clarify it. I understand your point of view but it is unfortunately incorrect. Zooming in and cropping IS esentially the same thing. Well almost. Depth of field is different but that's it. Everything else is the same. What you say would be true only if people shooting APS-C / DX cameras were displaying and / or printing their pictures 1,5 times smaller than people shooting fullframe cameras. Which is obviously not the case. That means the APS-C image must be enlarged at some point. And this enlargement is the crucial moment you are missing. This dismantles your argument that "the pictures are the same". They're not. The one is being enlarged by a certain amount, the other is not. The moment of enlargement is the very moment when the effect mimicking the focal length increase occurs. The focal length equivalence is a useful concept that works. Perhaps "equivalence" is not the best term but the fact remains that a 200mm lens mounted on an APS-C body is as close as it gets in practical use to a 300mm lens mounted on a fullframe body. And 50mm IS a viable portrait lens on an APS-C body (although ~60mm is better).

Thanks so much ! :)

Hey boss. I hope everything is OK with you. I'm worried that I have not heard from you for a long time.

I could do this with an Epson XP-15000?

Distortion is definitly not about focal length. Distortion occurs because of a too short distance between the model and the camera. Do a test, put yourself at 10 feet from your model and stay there for every shoot, then shoot at 24 - 35 - 50 - 85 - 100 and 135 mm without varying the distance, then crop to get the same framing. -> No distortion on any photo. No focal length distorts. The distance between the model and the camera does. 10 feet rule. Here the proof which underline the mistake you did (in french, sorry) : www.olivier-chauvignat-workshops.com/les-tutos/deformations-et-perspective

But how would you crop your video like you did the picture after you have filmed the video?? For pictures it's true but in a case of video it really helpssss

Mark from Epsom mentioned the slightly adjustable carriers that can be used to help focus in the images. He also mentioned scanning 8x10’s if placed directly onto the glass but there obviously won’t be any tolerance or adjustment as mentioned previously. Any idea how users are getting by with out of focus media?

f/2.8 for a large group photo? This is the first time I heard this… As I’ve been told to use apertures like f/8 abs above at times?

Good video and advice. Miss your videos hope all is well.