--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Sergei Antonov" <antonovsergei@...> wrote: > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "koloshor" > <koloshor@> wrote: > > > > Rather than engaging in programming exercises, several folk have > > simply printed the chard ID and row ID on a color printer, cut them > > out, and tape them over the monochrome image. > > > > There is a Pulse format QTR ink separations in the files area on this > > group. Tape your color row ID and chart ID on that and you're golden. > > > Thanks for advice, I saw these posts and tried this way, it is quite a > nuisance, it limits target to fixed number of patches, and I cannot > unclog my color printer, so it is probably gone. Programming Pulse was > fun. > I am already done with the program, and it does more than standard tool > could when used with QTR. I have results in QTR several seconds after I > measured the chart, and it doesn't require use of color at all. > Besides, I could do spot measurements. > If anyone interested, I could post it here, it is Windows console > application. > > I was actually asking specific question about inkseparation.tif. > > --Sergei > Hi Sergei, I would be interested in whatever you've learned and done with the Pulse. I read your question about inkseparation.tif but don't quite know what you want to do. But having created the file originally I'm sure I can help once I understand what you want. Email me. Roy
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Re: Is it possible to modify inkseparation.tif?
2007-06-25 by Roy Harrington
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