Adam2

Sure, I’ve been printing on various paper stocks for over 20 years, long before many fine arts papers were even conceivable.  There are several challenges to this approach.  First, there is ...

I would agree with NRBlack.  PR's NR is not great, but the rest of the program is fairly good.  The workflow is great and the editing is by-in-large non-destructive.  2019 brings non destructive ...

Yes, it is a problem with their software and I experienced an identical issue on High Sierra.  Had to roll back to an earlier version of Pallete Master.  Contact customer support.

Without delving into the image itself, I think you'll find it will block up and loose detail in the areas of the dense greens where they interact with the shadows.  You have areas of bright blue ...

Not according to real world testing see Aardenburg Images and my own experiences confirm it as well.

Really?  I haven't had any problems with W10.  Apple's all in one solution was misguided IMHO and they really eliminated the key features of the earlier laptops.  My 2015 model was doing just fine ...

Glad you like it but the inks do poorly in longevity testing depending on the illumination level. See Aardenburg Images testing. Sorry, I'll pass. If they had a deal on the Pro 1000, I might bite.

I am not familiar with the Epson branded WC paper. Can you provide a screenshot of the texture and color? What do you like about the product? Premierart has a nice WC paper though it’s a bit ...

Sure, and I would have liked a MagSafe and a lot of other features.... There was a recent article on zdnet lamenting the same thing. Now I have to walk around with something like this: ...

Well, you’ve seen opinions all over the place suggesting more RAM, larger SSD’s but no one has given you objective information. Sure, the adage buying the most RAM, SSD, etc. is great but people ...

Yes, the SW series are great.  The SW2700PT is a fantastic monitor for editing photos with 99% aRGB, even illumination, high degree of accuracy, and hardware calibration.  It is not 4K and I don’t ...

Why wait a millennia? Look at how it’s changed in 50 years.

Anyone who denies that the climate is changing lacks knowledege. The climate has been changing from the formation of the solar system and will continue until the earth is swallowed up by the sun...

These type of images scream for metallic papers and those which offer some trans illumination such as acrylic mounts.

true ‘dat.  Although the printing industry remains robust, it’s not a great time to be in the general retail market.  There will always be needs for commercial and specialized printing, but the ...

If the issue is skin tones and you are printing the file as an aRGB, that might be the problem. First are you using an extended gamut monitor? If not, then the skin tones may appear normal on your ...

It would help if you posted the photo. OK.  Generally, not too much orange in landscapes unless you're printing fall colors. Sure, you may have some orange in the shadows as you mentioned due to ...

That doesn’t sound right and the exported file should be as sharp given your settings.  Maybe for some weird reason sharpening is not being applied to the output file?  To be sure, look at each ...

Haven’t experienced this and you indicated that it still occurs when you are exporting with sharpening turned on?  What size/quality are you exporting?  If the files are too small or the quality ...

Agree with the comments and output media is largely a matter of preference.  For portraits, I generally like smooth canvases or watercolor/matte/soft sheen papers because they provide a warmth and ...