Hi: I'm new to this RIP and new to the group. I've set up a 9600 for Cone NK7 inks, and I've been through the users guide (much of which is still sinking in). I've been playing with the RIP for a few days now, and have a question or two that I hope somebody can help me with. I have examined the curves through loading and right clicking on the curve name in the text box of the GUI, for all of the 9600 NK-7 curves for the papers provided with the download. I observe that all the papers have a fundamental configuration of the inks that varies only slightly between papers, most noticably the K ink. I am using a paper that is not offered, and consequently wanted to configure a set of curves for my paper. As the NK7 inks use a basic configuration for all papers, I picked a paper configuration that I thought mught be closest to my paper; but I only wanted to perform the last step of linearization, as test prints of the 21 step image show that only slight modification of the linearization might be necessary. However, when I open the curve configuration tool, I see no existing configuration entries for the paper that I have selected in the GUI, on which to make any small adjustments. It seems unnecessary to have to start from scratch. I have an EyeOne, and would like to use it to perform just the linearization to dial in my paper. I've read the EyeOne docs in the EyeOne folder, but that seems more geared for building proofing profiles. Anyone have any suggestions beyond adjusting the GUI front-end controls to get as close as I can? I have Monaco Profiler Platinum (4.8 I think), but I don't think that can do gray profiles. I also have GM ProfileMaker 4.5 if that could help. Thanks in advance, Jim
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Linearizing Quadtone RIP with NK7 inks
2006-10-08 by jreswick
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