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Re: [Digital BW] Is QTR truly neutral?

2005-02-20 by Carl Schofield

If you blend warm and cool (or cool selenium) profiles in the right 
proportion you should be able to print a step wedge that has no 
crossovers or color casts and is neutral (c=m=y) up to about 70%.  From 
about  70 to 100% the tone will be warmer because with the existing 
profiles MK is not neutralized with the UC_NEUTRALIZER function (only 
LK with the addition of LC and LM).  I think that Roy will be adding C 
and M addition to neutralize shadows thus providing consistent 
neutrality across the scale.

Carl

On Feb 20, 2005, at 1:00 AM, hill14701 wrote:

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> Hi all,
>
> While contemplating my next printer, I'm interested in subjective 
> responses here.  With the
> 2200 and epson inks, are QTR images truly neutral?  I realize that you 
> can tone images,
> but are the results comparable to a dedicated quad inkset?  I am not 
> looking for
> perfection, but I would prefer the ramp from black to white showing no 
> color casts or
> crossovers.  Warm, neutral, or platinum tones are great - as long as 
> the tone is stable
> from black to white.  I like the idea of one printer for color and 
> black and white - and I
> only print on matte papers.
>
> Don
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