Digital BW, The Print

John,

My approach is to let my "neutral" profiles favor the color of the 
paper white somewhat.  So, for a bluish white paper, I will skew the 
entire profile slightly to the cool side.  For warm papers, I skew them 
slightly to the warm side.  These are not huge color moves, but subtle 
moves.  As you approach paper white, you move toward its color and I 
prefer to work with the paper, rather than having a profile that is 
dead on neutral until it reaches paper white and shows a shift.  Others 
may prefer a different approach, but this works for me.  

Lou

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "John Moody" 
<moodymz3@y...> wrote:
> When creating a neutral profile, how far into the highlights do you 
try to
> "force" neutral against a paper with brighteners.
> I'm about to try making a QTR profile for my 2200 using Kirkland 
glossy with
> UC ink, and was wondering if there was any general thoughts on this.
> 
> John
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