Digital BW, The Print

Edwin Nazarian wrote:
> You are correct.  I am using the slider in QTRgui... and it doesn't
> matter which way I pull the slider or how far or what items I have
> selected for the combo boxes at each end of the slider.  I still end
> up with the same warm tone on my print.  Granted the print is
> beautiful, but I can't control the tone.
> ...snipped...
>>>Here are my settings: 
>>>
>>>1160 printer driver
>>>Printing model: Quad1160
>>>Media Type: Matte Paper
>>>Resolution: 1440 Super, Speed: Better
>>>Dither: Ordered
>>>Curves UT-EEnhMatte-cool, UT-EEnhMatte-cool, Blend: 50%
>>>

The slider won't help you because it specifies the blending percentage 
when you specify two different curves, and you've specified only one 
curve (albeit twice).  You might as well specify "none" for the 
right-side curve and a blend of 100%.

Typically, when blending, one might use a warm curve and a cool curve 
together, and blend in enough cool to get neutral.  However, if you're 
using only a cool curve and already getting something too warm I'm not 
sure what to recommend.

	Walt