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Re: [Digital BW] gray lab zip for QTR

2005-03-04 by Carl Schofield

Diane,

If you want to softproof toned prints then take a look at the materials 
and downloads on Roy's site (link below).  The QTR gray-lab profile is 
adequate for softproofing neutral prints and evaluating density and 
contrast.

Carl

http://www.harrington.com/QuadToneRIP.html#softproof

On Mar 3, 2005, at 7:13 PM, Diane Fields wrote:

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> Now that I have QTR working again, I'm interested in how I can do
> softproofing with it.  I believe I saw a post from Carl Schofield
> about that--but isn't he on a Mac? (and now I have to find that post
> and his site again)--or doesn't that make any difference.  I also saw
> that he had a profile for Hahnemuhle PHotorag.  My question is---with
> the new 2.1.13 verson and the GUI--would I use the grayspaceXYZ
> profiles and use Lou's instructions to extend the possibilities of
> Quadtone RIP?
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> Diane
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