I've read the help file and Tom Moore's tutorial about curve creation following my previous post, but still can't understand exactly how to judge the patches for maximum density - there are some conflicting directions. When looking for the patch that represents the % ink at which the paper is loaded, should I use a loupe, as Tom says, or unaided eyeballing as Roy's help file says AND should I start from the light end of the scale and find the lightest tone that seems undifferentiated from the rest of the black patches or should I start from the black end and find the darkest tone that can be distinguished from the next darkest tone? The wording in help and tutorial is confusing because I get much different values depending on which way I work it, as explained in my previous post on this topic (like 50% one way and 85% the other). Despite the confusion, I've run the program both ways and neither one gives good results, so I really don't know what I'm missing. Also, in Tom's tutorial he talks about some kind of text file for making a curve adjustment, but I can't find it under Curve Creation in version 2.2.0 that I'm using. Has that been eliminated and replaced by some other method built into the pull down menus and tabs? I'm trying to make QTR work for an 1160 with MIS original pigment quadtone inks on a WinXP system. Frank
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RE: QTR2 Ink Characterization (Curve creation)
2005-03-27 by njfranknj
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