Chris- Yes, you would use QTR, and no, there are no 'canned' profiles for this configuration. I might still have a couple around so if you decide to try it later, drop me an e-mail. Perhaps since the R1800 has grown steadily in popularity when the R1900 is released it will get a more complete set of profiles with it? Steve Karafyllakis I assume I would use QTR for the > 2k setup you describe with the 1900/1800? Are their curves available > for this with popular papers, or would I have to build my own? > > You're right that the learning curve is steep! I'm probably better > off sticking with the R2400 for ease of use/simplicity (which is why > I chose it in the first place), but I hate the waste of ink that > happens swapping back and forth from MK to PK. > > I only printed on matte papers for the first several weeks, but I > just picked up a box of Harman Gloss and I have to say I'm hooked. I > won't be giving up matte, since I prefer it for certain subjects, but > I'll definitely be using the PK cartridge too now. I was thinking I > could get by without swapping by using Platinum Rag, since it's > possible to use the MK cartridge with that paper, but the Harman > Gloss is so much better. > > Thanks again, > Chris >
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Re: No-swap gloss & matt printing w/R2400 (was in R1900 thread)
2007-10-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
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