Digital BW, The Print

Lou,

I posted these .quad files for PC users in the group a couple of months 
ago.  The MBW should work fine for your Entrada Bright White.

Carl

I've put a zip archive containing Epson 2200 QTR profiles (.quad files) 
for several papers on my filesharing site.  The file to download is 
titled QUAD2200.zip and it can be found here:
http://homepage.mac.com/scho/FileSharing2.html

The papers included are as follows:

Papers for use with UC Photo Black ink (pk):
PJO - Permajet Oyster
MCL- InkJetart Microceramic Luster (can also be used for Epson premium 
luster)
OrientalFB - Oriental Graphica Fiber Base Glossy
EPreSemiGl - Epson Premium Semigloss

Papers for use with UC Matte Black ink (mk):
MBW- Piezography Museum Bright White (also for Entrada Bright white or 
Condor BW)
EFAn - Entrada Fine Art Natural
HPR - Hahnemuhle Photo Rag
PremierFineArt - Premier Fine Art Natural (same as epson ultrasmooth)
EEnhMatte -  Epson Enhanced Matte

For use with any RC paper - uses no black ink so either pk or mk can be 
loaded:
UC-RC-NoK



On Dec 24, 2004, at 10:05 AM, ldina wrote:

>
>
> I'm a recent convert to QTR (and love it so far).  I use a 2200 (with
> mk inkset) on a WinXP platform.  There are limited tone curves
> available and it seems many papers are not yet supported.
>
> I have printed a fair amount on EpEnhMatte, but would like to use
> other matte papers for which no tone curve exists (at least in the
> v2.1b download from Roy's site).  I was wondering what the results
> would be like if you printed on another matte paper, such as Moab
> Entrada Bright White or Somerset Photo Enhanced Radiant White, using
> the EpEnhMatte profiles?
>
> I am assuming there will be differences in both tonal response, Dmax,
> and color when changing from one paper to another.
>
> When printing color images, I know there can be significant
> differences between papers, but I thought perhaps these differences
> might be more subdued with B&W or toned B&W.
>
> Any suggestions on how I can get good results without custom tone
> curves for these papers?
>
> Or how I can create my own tone curves?  (I have a spectro and PM5).
>
> Or, is there a repository of tone curves available somewhere?
>
> Thanks.....and Merry Christmas!
>
> Lou