Digital BW, The Print

Jon,

I'm going to be doing the same thing with my 7500 in the near future.  I
intend to put the dark gray (FS-C) in the C and M spots.  The medium gray
(FS-M) will go in the LC and LM spots, and the light gray (FS-Y) will go in
the Y position.  I will be making curves for the 7500, 9500, 7000, and 9000.

I recommend you follow this arrangement as long as QTR is compatible with
it.  It works very well in the desktop hextone printers.  You might as well
use an ink position that works with both QTR and the Epson driver so that
you can use either one to print.  If the same densities are in the C & LC,
for example, it will not be able to be printed with the Epson driver.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Zax [mailto:lotus@...] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 1:53 PM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] QTR ink positions


I will shortly be receiving a set of UT FSN inks that will be going into
an Epson 7000 printer. A note I got from Paul Roark got me thinking 
about
which inks to put in which positions. The instructions with the QTR 
software,
which I intend on using, says one can chose their own positions.

The options seem to be; having the dark gray in the Cyan and the 
Magenta locations
and the medium gray in the LC and LM positions.
Or
the dark gray in the Cyan and LC and the medium gray in the Magenta and 
LM spots.

Does anybody have any thoughts about this, or even better,
is somebody using this combination of printer, ink and driver
and has already figured out the most practical use of ink locations ?


TIA

J.Z.




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