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March, 2003:The version of Piezography reviewed here is the end of an era. At thePMAshow this monthCone Editionshas announced a new version that does not use proprietary drivers. Instead it is based on custom monochrome profiles for a wide range of current Epson and Canon printers. This review is therefore published here for those still interested in the prior version. — Michael _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ Photographs & Text by:Vladimir Kabelik

With a heavy dose of nostalgia I remember the good old days spent in my black and white darkroom. The music was playing softly and the red light was casting subtle shadows on t...

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