We use QTR a bit differently. For examples the profiles I made which you are using can not be adjusted, so please read the short primers I published under Piezography Chronicles on the Learn Piezography web page here: http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/sc.24/.f regards, Jon Cone --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "minoltaretrobug" <e-gg@...> wrote: > > I usually sit in the background and learn from all the good discussion > here. As a result of this, I've just started experimenting with Jon > Cone's neutral K7 inks. Like a recent poster, I've been getting > better prints with EEM, which I use as a proofing paper, over the HPR > which I prefer to use. In my case, I find the HPR prints somewhat too > dark, and in some cases the prints are actually wavy in the inked > area. Does this mean (as I suspect) that the canned QTR K7 profile > isn't working for my printer, and that I need to work on ink limits? > Is this likely solely an ink limits thing, or could linearization be a > factor too? All this is pretty new to me (I was using ABW and K3 inks > before), and the new settings are just a little befuddling. > > Thanks in advance, > > -Gary Gervin >
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Re: R2400, QTR, NK7 inks and dark prints
2008-04-29 by Jon Cone
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