Digital BW, The Print

There are two curves for the purpose of blending.  Your blend may 
range anywhere from 100% of one curve to 100% of the other. So, for 
instance, you might try to achieve a neutral print by trying a 50% 
blend each of a warm and cool curve.  If you are using Windows and the 
QTRgui you merely have to change the blend by the slider or by 
changing the number percentage of the curve on the left.  You might 
try to experiment with a 21 step ramp and change the blends and print 
one test below the other so that you have a page of trials to compare.

Andrew 

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff Spirer" 
<spearhead@y...> wrote:
> 
> I've just started testin QTR with mixed results.  I just made four
> prints on lustre paper using the lustre profiles.  No matter whether 
I
> used cool or warm, and any mix of settings on the curves, every print
> looked the same - a fairly pronounced warm tone.  Color prints with
> the Epson driver work fine, so there's no issue with the ink flow.  
Ideas?
> 
> Also, I'm not sure I understand why there are two curve settings and
> what they control and how to get a neutral print out of them.