Self Printing Digital Camera

[172 gsm] Used for making digital negatives for gum printing.

[1x Paper Roll] I essentially use this paper for all my digital printing when I expect the highest quality.

[Twist-On] Self explanatory, fits lens in the 645 system

[Shoe Mount] I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

[1x Film Roll] I use this for making contact negs for wet printing, either from digital files or from 8X10 negatives. The only problem I've had is feeding it into my Epson 3880: it wants to feed sideways and jam unless it's carefully positioned and fed.

[Black] The Jim Nickelson book, Fine Art Inkjet Printing: The Craft and Art of the Fine Digital Print, is a great resource for the digital photographer. In addition to terrific tips and advice, the book is a great primer for the practice of going from image capture to the finished print. It is easy to read, understand and yet covers a wealth of information. I highly recommend this book.

[Cotton Rag] When I started to make my own digital prints I was bothered by the fact that all the papers I was printing on seemed 'light weight'. I set about looking for a paper that I thought would feel like a serious medium for quality art work. The Hahnmuhle Photo Rag is that paper. At 310 grams it feels like a 'serious' paper and the prints look terrific.

[Glossy] I used this to teach Jon Cone's newest digital inkset designed to make Platinum-Palladium printing more reliable and more direct. I have been running and teaching professional workshops in new approaches to printing for 25 years. This workshop got big thumbs up from participants. I can not say enough about how reliably UP OHP from roll worked. Ordered more immediately. www.makingartsafely.com

[LCD] As a digital photo frame, it's awesome. It let's you display pictures that would not necessarily merit printing and framing. Minor downside is manually cropping photos for the 16:9 aspect ratio does not suit all pictures.. For anybody else ordering from overseas, the 12V power adaptor is 110V only in the US version I received. You'll need a 220-110 step-down transformer or simply replace it with something sourced locally.

[Cotton Rag] Moab Entrada Natural is my favorite matte paper for printing digital photographs. Blacks are deep and slightly warm. Whites have an understated glow. I prnted one set of images on Entrada Bright (with optical brighteners) which is also a fine paper and suitable for that particular project, but I usually prefer the look of Natural. I’ve tried other papers but always return to this one. The 290 weight is heavy enough to feel substantial while not weighing the print down as if on cardboard.