If anyone has any suggested deviations from the following workflow, please let me know. Otherwise it's going as-is into my "how to" digital darkroom web page. Download grayspace from http://homepage.mac.com/royharrington/FileSharing2.html There's an informative readme in this zip file, which gives installation and usage instructions. Throughout the workspace, there is only one instance when you would ever use "assign profile" as opposed to "convert to profile." That is if you are perfectly happy with how your existing image prints, but you want to use Gray Lab to save time and space. PC users: - Get the image into Gray Lab by converting to Gray Lab space. - You may soft proof in the Gray Matte/Glossy paper profile and work in this space, for best WYSIWYG experience. - convert to matte or glossy gray paper profile when ready to print. Mac users (what Steve Kale said): same as for PC, but when printing: - print with the following settings: document space=QTR Gray Lab print space=QTR Gray Matte/Photo Paper Intent=Perceptual Black Point Compensation=on -Pieris digital darkroom blog: http://www.pmb.net/darkroom --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jymbo4600" <jymbo46@b...> wrote: > > OK I am really confused (not a new state). I am using QTR on a Windows > XP Pro box. And I really really want to try the QTR grey matte/photo > settings. All of the workflows seem to be for the Mac version. > > 1. Where do I get the QTR Lab gray workspace? And where do I put it > when I find it? > > 2. How do I set it as my workspace? > > 3.I need a step by step here as I am totally at sea. > > Mind you I have been getting great results with QTR for over a month > and love it, but this seems to be an even better workflow. > > Thanks for your patience. Jim Weekes >
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Re: Roy's gray profile for QTR
2005-02-03 by Pieris Berreitter
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