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where did you get this?

not too bad…thanks for sharing..

Looks like I have the same problem. Used the products on m8/m9 with no problem and then on the S2 asap . Pulled off the original protector today and it looks like the screen is shot .

Al..did you try to clean it yourself with anything ?

albertknappmd;4654 wrote: Over the years, I have purchased LED screen plastic…

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Jack,
The print looks really great and Joe is a real gentleman who is so humble about his vast printing knowledge.

Jack

Thanks for sharing what a great print and illustration of the 4'x6′ size .

Roger

Correction to prior post: I don't think the formatting is the fault of the display software here, since the file apparently isn't stored here. But although it's an extra step and not ideally convenient, you can right-click the image and save it to your computer, then double-click the saved file on your computer and your computer will fit it to the screen.

mguffin;4983 wrote: Very nice, but much bigger than my monitor… 🙂

That's the big problem with a lot of forums – the original source (my primitive website) auto-fits the image to whatever screen you have, but most forums prefer the files to be stored on the forum, then they don't auto-resize.

Very nice, but much bigger than my monitor… 🙂

That looks fantastic…

Is this still available. I have just got the s2 and would like to use with my H lenses until I can sell them and buy Leica glass. Thanks Martin

Hi Mark

I got mine here

http://www.fotopro.ch/index.cfm?name=fotopro-ganz-zuerich&fID=4&s=filiale

Ed

Just wondering if you still have the S2 to Hasselblad adapter for sale. Just got an S2 and still have my H lenses. Regards Martin

How Large Can You Print?

I had been talking to Joe Donovan whom I met on David Farkas' New England Trip about his large format Epson printer, a 9800. He offered to print one of my images on his printer as an example that I could use to show myself and clients what very large format fine art printing looks like from an S2. Earlier in this…[Read more]

If I had been able to sel the client onl the use of fine art paper on the triptych, I would have mounted it bare onto sheets of aluminum backing, or I would have had them laminated onto the back of plexiglas, given that the client did not want any frames or borders to break up the flow so to speak.

I apologize for the previous post– just noticed that you said canvas wrap.

What I really meant to ask, is IF you had used fine art paper (which I agree would
be nice), how would you have mounted the work such that a frame would not
“interrupt” the flow of the image?

thanks

Would you kindly share how you have mounted the images?
Thank you

Attached is the installation of the vertical triptych. 11 feet high.
Again, thanks David F. for the idea three years ago, and the trip from which it was taken two years ago.

I told the client we had enough resolution to print on fine art paper, but the client preferred the look of canvas wrap to match other artwork in the area.…[Read more]

Another good dealer with good service:

http://www.leicaboutiquelisse.nl/nl/contact

Hi Mark, you could try the Leica store Berlin:

http://www.leica-store-berlin.de/de/details/kategorie/s-system/produkt/leica-s-adapter-h-1.html