Digital BW, The Print

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> Tim
>
> I am not sure what you are talking about.  When you either assign
> or convert
> a file to QTR Gray Lab it is tagged as this and this is what you
> want.  The
> whole point is that you want to edit in QTR Gray Lab and have your files
> tagged and saved as QTR Gray Lab.  You then use the PS colour engine to
> convert the file on the fly at the point of printing (a la a colour
> workflow) to either the QTR Matte Paper or QTR Photo Paper profile
> (depending on the paper you are printing to) using Perceptual Intent and
> Black Point Compensation.

if you are using QTR PC you don't use Photoshop for printing - you can't
convert anything on the fly at the point of printing - which was my point.

You can't edit the file in the QTR LAB Grey then assign a profile at the
point of printing. Everything has to be done when the file is saved - hence
my question (and Chris's I believe)

> presumably at some point someone ported a bunch of profiles over.  HPR and
> EEM are very similar and almost substitutable.

Actually there are significant differences in the way HPR and EEM print

tim