Digital BW, The Print

Thank you, Paul. Based on what I had figured out, I suspected that might be the answer. 

Tell me, is there a "QTR for Dummies" forum or tutorial around? I am getting up the learning curve, but it is a slow process and I hate to post too many naive questions here. I think I've read all of your documents now, but still I seem to be missing the 50,000 foot view and get confused in all the detail. 


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <roark.paul@...> wrote:
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> Ues QTR's Create ICC-RGB.  I now use it even if I'm not embedding a PS curve.
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> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com 
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "remononaz1" <homershannon@> wrote:
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> > I created a couple of ICC profiles using the Quad Tone RIP ICC generation tool. I put these in the appropriate file and tested them (created them, actually) using CS4. They work fine with CS4. However, they do not show up in Lightroom, even when I open up the ICC panel and check under profiles>other. I tried selecting monitor ICCs just to be sure it wasn't listed there - it wasn't. 
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> > Earlier I did have some issues with CS4 showing the ICCs correctly, but this turned out to be due internal file naming issues and I solved this so that the ICCs work fine with CS4.
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> > I have seen posts that state that Lr can only use RGB ICCs. I created the ICCs using the step tone wedge tool and the basic ICC generation tool. I'm not sure if they are RGB or not. (Certainly not CMYK.) How do I determine this and create ICCs that will show up in both CS4 and Lr?
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