Digital BW, The Print

Thanks...all I need now is to get a set of empty carts for the 2200.  Too bad the ones for the c86 won't fit.  After I get them and get things going, a task in itself, I'll deal with bifurcating my CFS so that it feeds both printers.  Thanks again, Mike
 

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote:
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> "mbrouphy" <mbrouphy@> wrote:
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> > ... I'm still a bit snowed by the LK/LLK issue, though.  If the LK is ignored then how is it accounted for in the profile?
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> In QTR LK would be "Not Used."  (You would have some cart in it -- like a clear base, perhaps the C6 generic base I use or MIS UC base or cleaning fluid.)
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> The thought was that maybe there would be a way to unify to a certain extent the approaches -- inksets as well as profiles -- for the 6 and 7 ink printers by just ignoring the 7th position.
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> If you're not very familiar with QTR or profiling, however, you might want to consider stepping back to some inkset that is already set up with profiles.
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> > BTW - Your article on UT7 refers to the setup for Arches Watercolor.  Have you had any experience with the Epson Fine Art Watercolor paper...
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> They are very different papers.  The water color papers made for inkjets are coated paper just like the smooth ones, except that they put a texture on them to simulate the look of a watercolor paper.  The  Arches is an un-coated paper (the real thing).
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> Paul
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