Digital BW, The Print

Hi David,

I think it uses glossy inks. With the UT7 inkset C and M can serve as
glossy inks. You can try to use these curves as a starting point:

http://daniel.staver.no/content/download/479/2243/version/2/file/2100-UT7-EPSG.zip

I haven't tried FAP myself though, so I can't guarantee good results.

Versions with GLOP included. On EPSG GLOP makes a visible difference. On
DaVinci Fibre Gloss I could hardly tell it was there, so it varies from
paper to paper.

Just remove the previous linearization data and relinearize. If the tonal
range is very different on FAP you might want to tweak shadow, highlight
and gamma a little before linearizing.

--
Daniel Staver
http://daniel.staver.no

> Hi, I've received some samples of Hahnemuhle FAP and want to make some
> profiles for QTR with this paper.
>
> I'm using the UT-7 inkset.
>
> One thing I'm not sure of despite checking back over web based stuff
> is whether the paper itself is designed for matte (e.g. Eboni), or
> glossy (I have both the MIS PK and PKN inks).
>
> Can anyone fill me in on what the best suited inks are? Also if glossy
> inks are better I'd like to hear whether any treatment such as GLOP is
> needed or desirable (I have that as well).
>
> Last question - any curves that are a good starting point in QTR for
> profiling this paper?