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Re: IJC/OPM or QTR with Qimage

2005-03-13 by yah_group

Thanks Louis

I read your tutorial on IJC/OPM and was impressed by the screen 
shots and clarity of explanation - this makes me favour IJC more as 
I find it difficult to get an overview of QTR even though I know 
people rate it highly. I do have an Eye1, whether that would make 
one programme better than the other for me, I do not know? I will 
take your advice and ask Bowhaus. Hopefully some QTR aficionados 
will chip in as I love Roy Harringtons Loco photos and would be a 
very happy bunny if I could approach that.

Thanks 

David

> David,
> 
> I'm very familiar with IJC/OPM and love it, but don't have or use 
> Qimage.  You may sish to send an email to Joe Berndt at Bowhaus 
and 
> see if he can answer how or if IJC/OPM works with Qimage.  His 
email 
> is software@b... I know OPM will print TIF, PSD, JPG, 
> grayscale, RGB, 8 bit and 16 bit images, so it is very flexible.  
The 
> Windows version of OPM also has a set of sliders for RGB images, 
very 
> similar to Photoshop's channel mixer, so you can blend channels on 
> the fly.  Unlike PS, it also has a checkbox to retain overall 
> luminosity, so the sliders work in concert with one another.  
> 
> Lou
 
> > I have tried this question on the Qimage group with no response, 
so 
> > will try here. I have recently ordered Qimage and would like to 
> know 
> > which is the most compatible programme to use with Qi - IJC/OPM 
or 
> > QTR. I have read much about the difficulties with QTR although I 
> > know there are workarounds. My level of expertise makes me 
question 
> > whether I would be up to the workarounds; but IJC/OPM might have 
> the 
> > same issues. (I will be working with a 7600 and UC).
> > Your advice would be appreciated. 
> > 
> > David

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