--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, James Haney <jhaney@m...> wrote: > > > Thanks for all of the input everyone. > > I have learned a ton in the last 24 hours. Unfortunately, most of it at > about 2 AM. > > For the record, according to Roy, the file to use for beta 9 on Panther > is the RGB file "inkseparation.psd" > > I do, in fact, have the Eboni in the LK position and am using that. > > However, I remember that I applied the BOOST to the K position which is > unused in my current profile. > > I will try again with the BOOST applied to LK. Back awhile there was only BOOST_K for the K ink. beta9 added the variable BOOST which works on whatever ink is defined as GRAY_1. > > Anyone else have this problem. I am making a matte profile so the K > position is unused. apparently this is the ink used for all of the text > in the calibration file, so my scales all print out without any > numbers. I have to count patches to figure things out. > > I tried re-enabling the K channel but got an error saying an ink can > only be defined once. I know I could figure the syntax out but didn't > want to waste any brain cycles last night (this morning). The script checks for inconsistencies in ink defining. All you should have to do is change the LIMIT_K variable. For the calibration profile being in the UNUSED section is not a problem. Roy > > I will post the ink descriptor tonight and hopefully I can tap into > your collective wisdom further. > > Onward!!!! > > > James Haney > > > > > > On Jul 20, 2004, at 9:51 AM, Carl Schofield wrote: > > > The low dmax you are seeing suggests that you might be using a profile > > that specifies PK ink for black, instead of MK. Eboni is in the LK ink > > slot in the MIS UT inkset and MIS PK is in the K ink slot. If you can > > post the contents of the curve descriptor file you are using we might > > be able to help. You should be getting a dmax on HPR with Eboni in the > > 1.6+ range. Also, try using the BOOST function to increase dmax (eg. > > BOOST_LK=95). > > > > On Tuesday, July 20, 2004, at 12:33 AM, James Haney wrote: > > > >> To anyone with experience with QTR on a Mac Epson 2200 UT inkset (not > >> UT7) > >> > >> I have been having lots of problems getting setup some of them based > >> upon the fact that MIS sent me mis-filled ink carts. Some tech issues > >> getting CUPS to work on my computer with Panther. > >> > >> So, everything seems to be installed and working, but the prints are > >> way off from what I am used to seeing with Piezography. > >> > >> I am using the UT-MK curves. > >> > >> The blacks are very weak (1.31) > >> > >> I am trying to follow the documentation to do a calibration but it > >> seems to have several inconsistencies: > >> > >> 1) The documentation says to use the pattern test page > >> "inkpattern.psd" > >> but there is no such file included in the installer. The documentation > >> says that the file is a cmyk file. I found a file called > >> inkseparation.psd and inkseparation.tif but these are both RGB files. > >> > >> I tried to print them anyway but the prints were missing lots of > >> patches and contained no text. > >> > >> I just downloaded the old beta 8 installer and sure enough the file is > >> there, I will try it with that. > >> > >> 2) What is meant by the line " QuadTone RIP Curves is whatever curve > >> set you want to split up into separate inks?" > >> > >> Any help getting through this would be GREATLY appreciated. 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Re: [Digital BW] Help setting up QTR on 2200
2004-07-20 by Roy Harrington
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