QTR is already set up to print on matte paper with the 9800 using the
Epson K3 inks on download. You really don't need to create your own
curves!
But, if you want to ....
> and 100% LLB = 35% LB . Ok?
You need to express LLK in terms of the MK, not LK
> 3. at Create Curve dialog Box what is "limit" and how I determine
it?
The "Denisty" is what you have above, the maximum LK and LLK
expressed in terms of where it falls on the MK step wedge.
The "Limit" is where you are no longer gaining desity on the LK and
LLK ("L" values plateau.) Really the same as how you determined the
MK limit in step 1, but you use the second step wedge.
Paul Roark has a good walk-through of how to create curves using QTR
on his web site.
Do the 3 "K" inks first. Then look at your prints and see if they are
too warm for you? Then you can look at possibly using the color inks
as "Toner" inks (In QTR parlance in the channel drop-down.)
Best,
MichaelMessage
Re: QTRIP Curve Creation
2008-07-02 by Michael T. Murphy
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