, and ensure that you stay excited about taking pictures.
Your workflow of using a darks mask and a screen blend mode to prevent images that are too dark is a real winner. My problem with home printing is if you don’t print for a time the print nozzles get clogged and a real waste of ink occurs to clear them.
I make it a point to make a print every week even if I’m not working on a new image or have a need to print. It’s worth a sheet of paper to avoid plug nozzles.
Tony, your idea to print something every week to keep the printer from clogging – I imagine it need to be something with every ink color used? What do you choose to print weekly?
I just print my latest color image. Your printer is likely using all the different colors on every image. It needs to combine the different color inks CMYK-wise to make the colors you see. Just don’t print with the black inks to make a black and white print (which some printers will do). If you print a color image you’re probably going to be fine.
Hey Dean…I had great success using Magic Bullet to help keep my nozzles unclogged. I included a link in the printing course resources document. You can also just do a google search for Magic Bullet.
I am excitedly printing, but the walls in our home are filling up! What do you do with your beautiful photographs printed and processed so nicely if you do not want the pressure of a full on side business?? Does anyone have good ideas?
I save the boxes my sheets of paper come in and refill them with printed photos. I might not ever do anything with these boxes of photos that will benefit me financially, but I do look through them occasionally for inspiration and just to enjoy looking at the older prints again. I don’t throw away my “final” printed image. I always hang onto that as it represents the best I could do with that image. Other proofs before the final image I do throw away. I just keep the final image.
I recently bought a Epson SC P900 printer. That printer with their Epson Print Layout software works better for me than proofing in Lightroom or Photoshop. It’s so easy you can’t help but want to print. It’s the first time I’ve found printing to be fast and accurate.
Glad to hear you found a good printing solution, Barbara. I’m using a printer that’s at least generation older (Epson P800) and, as mentioned in the article, have figured out what works best for me. I still think that things like monitor calibration and an appropriate working color space are important. However, if you’ve been able to circumvent the soft-proofing and ICC profile conversion issues, then that would indeed simplify things even more and make printing even easier.Looking for Wesley Bubier?
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The FourFourTwo Preview: Sunderland vs West Brom
Premier League | Stadium of Light | Wed 7 May | 7:45pm
Billed as
Sunderland set fair to complete the greatest of escapes.
The lowdown
So, what was all the fuss about? A point on Wednesday night and, barring a final-day mathematical miracle that’s not worth wasting breath on, Sunderland will take part in next season’s Premier League. Just a regulation evasion of the trapdoor; nothing much to see here.
SUNDERLAND FORM
- Man Utd 0-1 S'land (Prem)
- S'land 4-0 Cardiff (Prem)
- Chelsea 1-2 S'land (Prem)
- Man City 2-2 S'land (Prem)
- S'land 0-1 Everton (Prem)
WEST BROM FORM
- Arsenal 1-0 WBA (Prem)
- WBA 1-0 West Ham (Prem)
- Man City 3-1 WBA (Prem)
- WBA 3-3 Spurs (Prem)
- Norwich 0-1 WBA (Prem)
You certainly could have blinked and missed the turnaround of the last few weeks. That Gus Poyet’s side are in this position with two games to play is one thing; that their previous four were at the Etihad Stadium, Stamford Bridge, Old Trafford and a six-pointer against Cardiff is quite another.
The Black Cats had taken one point from eight uniformly dismal league runouts prior to Connor Wickham’s left-field double salvo against Manchester City – and even then, Vito Mannone’s late gift to ex-Arsenal colleague Samir Nasri appeared to have consigned them to the knackers’ yard.
As it happens, that draw has had an incalculable effect on Sunderland’s mojo. While it would stretch the point to say they’ve swashbuckled to the brink of safety, their three subsequent wins have owed much to a level of bravery that hadn’t been at all evident earlier in the season, with Wickham’s impact coaxing similar from his peers.
Seb Larsson and Adam Johnson have remembered themselves, while Jack Colback and Lee Cattermole have snapped and harried away with renewed vigour.
Emanuele Giaccherini has made some vital contributions from the bench, and even Santiago Vergini has stepped up to the plate after a comical first few weeks.
Sunderland are getting on the ball, using it efficiently and, at long last, fearing nobody – Fabio Borini’s late shot against the bar at Old Trafford came after a move of at least 20 passes, amply demonstrating the composure with which they’ve faced down their task.
West Brom shouldn’t send too many shivers down Mackem spines, then, but a degree of caution would be wise: you probably wouldn’t label Sunderland home bankers against anyone just yet.
Besides, Pepe Mel’s team have, in their understated way, eked out a path to survival after appearing to be on an inexorably downward spiral during his first two months in charge.
These days they give little away and, while short of star turns, appear organised and compact throughout. They never really looked like causing a scene at Arsenal on Sunday but, as has been the case of late, didn’t quite let the game run away from them either.
They’ll invite Sunderland to take the initiative, looking to cause problems with quick breaks from Morgan Amalfitano, Saido Berahino and ex-Black Cat Stephane Sessegnon, and the match might be decided on which of two factors carries the most weight: West Brom’s lack of genuine need for a result, or any nerves Sunderland feel as the once-improbable sight of the finishing line nears.
If the home side remain intent on doing things the hard way, it could yet be an interesting night.
Team news
There aren’t any new concerns for Sunderland, who will probably be unchanged. Carlos Cuellar, Ki Sung-Yueng, Keiren Westwood and Steven Fletcher are still on the sidelines. West Brom wait on Steven Reid, who missed the Arsenal game. There will also be a late call on Billy Jones. Liam Ridgewell and Zoltan Gera won’t make it back for this one, but might have a chance for Sunday’s finale.
Player to watch: Stephane Sessegnon (WBA)
Sessegnon started the season as a Sunderland player, jumping ship ahead of the August transfer deadline and – as fate would dictate – scoring for the Baggies on his debut in a now-infamous 3-0 win over his old