Digital BW, The Print

Martin,

I *think* Tyler made it work with Profiler RGB. I reported that I couldn't,
but, in that I used my old Umax Astra 1200S, Profiler RGB may have been more
limited by the scanner than anything else. Furthermore, It did seem to work
for scripting my own curves, but for some reason didn't work with Paul's
curves. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to give it another go round,
but based on my quickie attempts I would encourage anyone who has an RGB
profiling package (and the chutzpa) to give it a shot.

Todd

> Blake,
> 
> Well I hope some of that was of help. One last caution on the quad
> inks. Apparently CV's Profiler Pro is the only one capable of
> generating a RGB profile from quad inks. Check out Dan Culbertson's
> and Tyler Boley's posts.
> 
> Good luck,
> Martin
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "B W Pro G" <bwprog@e...>
> wrote:
>> Martin, actually I figured we were going to have to do our own
>> profiling. We have CV RGB, need to get the Spyder.
>> If I remember correctly, a couple of days ago I rcvd. an e-mail
>> from CV about an upgrade, ProfilerPLUS. I think it's just to make
>> the upgrade from/to CMYK/RGB easier.
>> 
>> Thanks for you time viewing our featured image.
>> Hopefully more folks will do that:
>> Show the image referenced in a description.
>> I realize if you are strictly print effect, you have an extra burden
>> with shooting the print effect & transferring it to a web site.
>> Forget trying to show the different finishes of paper.
>> It is a pain, especially with high end print work.
>> 
>> It's a good time to be involved with imaging!
>> 
>> D. Blake Scruggs - 281/568.0072
>> B Works Production Group
>> Image Enhancement Restoration Service
>> www.bwprog.com
>> Mailto:blake@b...
>> 'Photos wanted, dead or alive'

>> 
>> Let us know what you hear from Brightcube. I think you will be
>> in "roll your own" territory. Paul's curves are calibrated on Epson
>> Archival Matte and work reasonably well on the Eclipse Satine but
>> need some tweaking. You can do this yourself as a Curves Adjustment
>> layer in the image or save as a Transfer Function.