Digital BW, The Print

Carl Schofield's Soft Proofs worked well for me. If you install them, and
work on your image from the start in soft proof mode, (probably applying an
S curve somewhere in your workflow) I think you’ll be satisfied with the
results.

Some extra tweaking might be necessary with the slides until you find what
looks good to you. I sometimes use HPR (with QTR-UC) and am pleased with
what I get.

Hope this helps.

José

 

 


> I'm not sure I understand your question here. Since I'm printing with 
> QTR I don't see why my Photoshop print settings should matter.

In the Print with Preview window the Print Space should be "Same as Source".
If not, an icc 
profile will be applied - that's one profile too many if printing with QTR.
You will have 
double color managment which you don't want.

>  I haven't had any problems 
> with getting good matches between my screen and EEM and other papers, 
> including William Turner (with PFA profile), so I haven't made an 
> attempt to softproof with HPR

OK I got it. PhotoRag is the only problem paper. See if soft proofing helps.





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