Digital BW, The Print

The openprintmaker v1.0 also works quite well running under classic in
Jaguar.  Ink Jet Control has been carbonized...so runs native under OSX.  My
guess is that when openprintmaker is moved to OSX we will get an increase in
features...including custom paper sizes and may be able to break the 24x36
limitation as well.

Robert

On 3/27/03 7:12 PM, "Antonis Ricos" <antonisphoto@...> wrote:

> Thanks Carl!  Glad you liked my profiles.
> 
> The reason for the "experimental" designation is simply that they can be made
> better.  The shipping "cool" relies on just Cyan (the warm is only gray and MK
> black). It really should use C, LC, and a bit of LM / M to bring it into real
> neutral territory and blend out some dots in the lighter areas. Of course the
> combinations are endless - and I haven't even gotten to the Photo Black!....
> 
> And.. I stand corrected - I thought the blender only worked if you had IJC
> installed (which I have), so I couldn't really verify that.
> 
> Antonis
> 
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <scho@m...> wrote:
>> Thanks again Antonis.  I just downloaded OPM and gave it a whirl with
>> my 2200, using your warm and cool profiles that were provided in the
>> package.  You can use the blender.  I got some very nice looking step
>> wedges and full prints using blends in the range of 50% warm/cool to
>> 70% warm and 30% cool.  Needless to say I'm very impressed with the
>> software and the results.  The blender feature is really fantastic and
>> your "experimental" profiles for the 2200 are excellent.
>> 
>> Carl
> 
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