Digital BW, The Print

On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 21:30:52 -0000, "Edwin Nazarian"
<NazarianEdwin@netscape.net> wrote:

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>
>Walt,
>
>Please note that the curves I had selected were both cool but I am
>still getting a warm print.  The problem is that no matter how I
>combine the UT curves -- what UT curve I select and where I put the
>slider, I still get a warm tone.
>
>I must add though, that when I selected none for both curves, I ended
>up with a neutral image but I got those thin banding patterns.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Edwin
>

I had this problem with an earlier version of QTR2, and the reason was
that the curves are named for the sepia set, where the black and greys
were 'cool' and the toner gave a warming effect. So 'cool' meant no
toner, as you are seeing. There wasn't a curve to give a strong cool
effect. I haven't got round to looking at the current version, as the
version I had gave repeatable problems with fine black lines (which I
use as keylines) making it unusable. Nothing in the release notes gave
any indication that an attempt had been made to address this issue,
and I've been busy with other things. I've reverted to using the Roark
curves until I have time to spare (or money for a 4000; even less
likely!)
Mike Finley, http://www.efikim.co.uk