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Sherry ~ Rebujito (Tag)

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Sherry on the Dark Side 


A grainy picture? Yes, but it isn’t a normal grain, it’s an artistic grain, which makes you almost forget that the original was virtually black.
So have I been “Photoshoping”?
No no, you who know me better also know that I’d never do that. I’ve just PhotoArtistExpressed a bit.
(But you can still see the cup is Wedgwood!)
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Sherry ~ Rebujito says:
:-D love that coffee wish I had some right now...and wish I was in the same company having some right now too!
XOXOXO
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
Keespro replies:
Ah, don’t you worry! We’ve left some coffee in the can, and we’ll save it up for you!
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
**** says:
Les cafe' est bon. She is now drinking coffee and not Coca Cola Light. Lovely Sherry covered with normal grain. Ce n'est pas bon.
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
Keespro replies:
I guess it must be the caffeine content that appeals to her...
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
AbsoluteShower says:
May I politely suggest this looks like all our photos used to look when we printed them out, oh so many years ago, on our dot-matrix ribbon-based printers?!?!? :-D Luckily without the appalling noise they used to make!

Glad you are using Wedgewood! :-D
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
Keespro replies:
Your politeness doesn’t make the truth less bitter... ;-) You’re right, though I don’t believe that PhotoArtistExpress listed it as the “ImageWriter” effect (which, BTW, could only be accomplished with a fresh ribbon, and even then the print head would have left horizontal streaks).

I loved my ImageWriter II. Still have it. Its nine needles could well compete with the 24 needles of other models. And the best thing: I also still have Macs to which it could be connected!
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )
AbsoluteShower replies:
Ah yes... My first 9-pin was an Oki... Annoyingly it used slightly different escape codes to the Epson standard, so the results were always unpredictable. Next I actually bought an Epson 24-pin, just to make sure it was compatible... And yes, of course, those stripes!!! :-D
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )

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