Digital BW, The Print

The difference between the Cool and CoolSe profiles is quite subtle and 
as you can see from a look inside each of the profiles the only 
difference is the relative amounts of light cyan and light magenta inks 
that are used.  The Warm profile uses only the black and light black 
inks whereas the Sepia profile adds light magenta, yellow, and a little 
light cyan.  You could of course change the ink limits to produce 
stronger toning if desired.

Carl

COOL
N_OF_INKS=7
DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=75

LIMIT_K=
BOOST_K=90
LIMIT_C=0
LIMIT_M=0
LIMIT_Y=0
LIMIT_LC=27
LIMIT_LM=27
LIMIT_LK=56

COOLSe
N_OF_INKS=7
DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=75

LIMIT_K=
BOOST_K=90
LIMIT_C=0
LIMIT_M=0
LIMIT_Y=0
LIMIT_LC=25
LIMIT_LM=29
LIMIT_LK=56

WARM
N_OF_INKS=7
DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=75

LIMIT_K=
BOOST_K=90
LIMIT_C=0
LIMIT_M=0
LIMIT_Y=0
LIMIT_LC=0
LIMIT_LM=0
LIMIT_LK=60


SEPIA
N_OF_INKS=7
DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=75

LIMIT_K=
BOOST_K=90
LIMIT_C=0
LIMIT_M=0
LIMIT_Y=10
LIMIT_LC=9
LIMIT_LM=29
LIMIT_LK=56





On Tuesday, August 10, 2004, at 06:26  PM, johnglodge wrote:

> In EEM when I use the four curves warm, cool, Sepia and coolSE I
> find no difference between cool and coolSE.
> Sepia is a stronger warm than warm and cool is essentially
> black&white with no color caste.
>
> That is coolSE appears not to be correct yes the filesize is 2 bytes
> shorter but it prints the same???
>
> Anyone else see this.
>
> What I was aiming to do was see the four extremes.
>
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> John
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