Digital BW, The Print

Hi Nathan,

I'm using QTR with my 1200 (MIS archival color inks) just for that:
spectral density negatives. I've set up QTR curves for Y, M, C only
and for Y/M,  Y/C, M/C combinations (by using one or two inks and one
toner). With curve combination in the QTR driver you can mix any
color. For long scale processes like salt or albumen I'm using the Y/C
mix, which has C and LC as basic inks and Y as toner ink.

You can even load process related .acv correction curves in the QTR
curve and name it process related: QTR_albumen, QTR_platinum etc.
Checking it in the QTR driver gives you the right curve and color
right away.

kees


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "chiron1961"
<NTJSLC@a...> wrote:
> That's an oxymoron, right?  This RIP's strictly for monochromatic
printing?  So trying to 
> use it to gain greater control of color ink densities in printing
spectral digital negatives 
> (which ideally contain no black ink, only color) is a dead end
street.  Am I Right?
> 
> Thanking you in advance,
> 
> Nathan Jones
> Last Posted: Azo and Paper White