ChicagoRob

You obviously don't know that the lens on the X100 series is partly inside the camera body itself, giving it a more compact appearance.

Really nice samples

I agree and it'll last forever, too.

That was it. Thank you so much, David - greatly appreciated.

I hope you guys can help me out, here. This is my wife's camera, and since we're going on vacation in two days, I decided to run through all the settings, to make sure everything was OK. Here's ...

That may be true, but I wasn't talking about display life.

I, personally, do not print via piezography but I have a close friend who does. I have several of his prints and they are outstanding. This comes from someone with 45 years of wet process, silver ...

Have you tried printing via Qimage?

I output at 600 ppi for all my Canon printers. Upsize or downsize, the results Are always perfect. The 600ppi prints are indistinguishable from those made from the best Qimage algorithms.

Above and beyond the call of duty!

The Canon Pro Matte is really good - better than Epson Premium Presentation Paper and Ultra Presentation Paper. Pro Matte has better D-max and better color saturation. I made a profile for it with ...

If you make your own ICC profiles, just use matte paper for the media setting and you won't have to deal with the forced borders issue. I've done this with several different matte papers and the ...

First thing you will need is mount board. I recommend acid-free rag board. I purchase mine from Archival Methods. I also recommend framing your matted prints. My standard for over 35 years has ...

You picked a couple of my favorites. This is a tough comparison, but I'll give it my best shot. Base tone is pretty similar, but I think Photo Rag Pearl might be a touch warmer. Surface quality is ...

I, too, have found Pemium Matte to be a great match. With regard to D-Max, I find it to be superior to the Epson and RR matte papers. My Color Munki profile for PM-101 does a great job. It's ...

Think of printing as being addicted to a legal drug. Bite the bullet and just do it. The ink cost is a small price to pay for the amount of enjoyment you will receive.

I have a Pro 9000 mkII and two Pro-100s. I bought a four-shelf rack at Costco that holds all three printers perfectly, with the footprint of one printer.

Looks like a keeper to me!

Not sure who makes the Japan-origin paper, but I remember using quite a bit of Kirkland paper made in Switzerland by Ilford. My personal favorite in glossy papers is Canon Pro Platinum, which has ...