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# 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers (Digital Process and Print) 1st Edition

**Brand:** andrew darlow
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- **What is this?** 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers (Digital Process and Print) 1st Edition by andrew darlow
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## Customer Reviews

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    A Geat Reference Book
  

*by P***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2009*

If you want to know everything about printing from ways to exhibit your work to printing over deckled paper edges, this 499 page book is for you.The link to Darlow's website for more information about specific issues is a great idea and easy to deal with. I did find myself skimming a lot of the book just to make myself aware of what was availbale for possibe future reference. For me, some of the chapters were esoteric and beyond what I can imagine ever doing, and that's why I see it as a reference book rather than a step-by-step printing book.Would I buy the book knowing what I know now after reading it? Probably. Would I recommend it to others? Maybe, depending on their needs.Is it an "essential printing resource for photograpers?" No, for the non professional; yes, for the professional.

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    Don't miss this book!!!
  

*by G***H on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 22, 2007*

Don't let the title of this book fool you! There is so much more here than just Inkjet Tips! So much, in fact, that Andrew Darlow should consider a new title when the inevitable second edition comes out!I came across this book after hearing an interview with Andrew on Scott Shepard 's Inside Digital Photo podcast. When he started to explain what was in the book I really took notice and ordered it immediately. I originally expected the usual collection of tips and tricks to make your inkjet prints better but Andrew's interview had me expecting more.In the first part of the book Andrew covers everything you need to consider to make top quality, gallery grade, professional prints. And I mean EVERYTHING.  How to prepare your files, how to choose a printer, black & white conversion, and on and on. Along with all of this extensive and in depth information, Andrew provides help with putting together  a portfolio, business cards, matting, you name it. The first part of this book alone is worth the admission.  Andrew's style is easy to read and his information is easy to work into you personal workflow.The remaining chapters are a treasure chest of guest artists' tips and ideas. Phil Bard, Edward Fausty, C. David Toble, Derek Cooper, Amadou Diallo, and Dorothy Simpson Krause are some of the guests you can learn from.  Each artist brings their own experience and style to the art of printmaking and presentation.  This section was a real treat.Andrew Darlow has far exceeded the expectation of his book's title. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and will keep it as a valued reference as I hone my printmaking skills. Don't miss this one!

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    Bloated with generalized information
  

*by T***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 29, 2007*

I bought this book blindly (pre-order) and was disappointed once I got to read it. Generally there nothing to be said against the approach of listing the dispensed wisdom in form of 301 tips. However, a large part of the book is taken up with photos (>50%?) and generalized advice. There is very little solid information in the form of data or actual numbers. In contrast, there is a lot of information that's either common sense or very broad. Even when discussing specific printers listed in the book, the valuable information is limited to very small portion. Taking the dpi/ppi tip which sports a copier quality table with a reference what page size and ppi translates into file size. What's missing is any clear indication which resolution is used where and why. (I.e. Epson's white paper states that 300 ppi is the recommended resolution when sending it to a 5760x1440 dpi printer, but that's not in the book along with a lot of other examples where the info stops short of being useful.)Further, the organization and cryptic hints like "(L4.20)" don't make it easy to read. The (Lx.xx), by the way refers to the website where the cryptic number is translated into an actual link (not all are available yet). While that may be a security feature and easier to keep updated, it also means you need internet access to read this book (in some places). The author also relies heavily on Photoshop for even the simplest tasks (i.e. resizing) and it sometimes appears to suit no other purpose that showing: "Look I have Photoshop".Generally, I think this book serves a purpose, but it's less useful for advanced users that are looking for background information on technology and related limitations in resolution and reproducible color. There is a good amount of practical info regarding paper handling, which may or may not justify the book's price. Overall, I don't think it's worth the $50 list price and even the $27 I paid seem a bit too much for the information that's really in this book (for me).

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