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Re: [Digital BW] Light Black/Dark Black/Matte Black

2005-02-14 by john dean

No, for the Ultrachrome set up it is not difficult at all. Just download the gimp print driver 
accessable there, download the qtr, and click on the install curves folder for Ultrachrome 
2200. It will self load. Then restart the computer and add the printer into the OS ( it is 
quite easy in OSX) and choose this driver to print out of instead of the standard Epson 
driver. It will not effect your ability to access the Epson driver for color etc. The driver will 
be called Quad Tone 2200 or something like that. Just follow the directions in the proper 
sequence and you will be fine. Ignore all the information about custom linearizing your 
printer. You do not need to do that with the newer Epson Ultrachrome machines. There is 
more information in that packet than you need concern yourself with.


John



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "krn_ptr" <krn_ptr@y...> wrote:
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> Thanks for the additional info, Peter, I'll keep that in mind.  
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> I've been looking at the "Getting Started with QuadToneRIP 2.0" and I'm 
> finding this really compicated.  Am I right in thinking there's going to be a 
> pretty steep learning curve?  I haven't loaded the software yet, and I haven't 
> decided to buy any additional inks.  I want to see if I can make a print with a 
> neutral tone using Epson UC inks first.  I just don't have a clue how to begin.
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> peter
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Peter Gorwin <
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> > Hello:  It's not advisable to print with the light and dark black inks 
> > only;  the resulting image will not have the full resolution that 
> > printing with
> > all 7 inks affords.  Peter
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