Digital BW, The Print

"Matthew Newhook" <mjnewhook@...> wrote:

The Create ICC-RGB process is the same with the glop in there.  I 
have curves in the download that can be used.  At lease some have the 
glop activated.

Be sure the driver settings are correct.  There is a difference 
between matte and glossy papers.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 



>
> I posted before about having dark prints with UT14 on Epson Premium 
matte with an Epson 
> 1400. Now I'm having the opposite problems with Kirkland Glossy. 
When I'm using the ICC 
> that Paul has on his website, my prints are way too light. With the 
warm ICC, I'm getting 
> better, but overly dark prints. 
> 
> Ideally I'd like to go through the same exercise as I did with the 
epson matte, and use a 
> graycard to create a custom profile. However, I understand the 
process is somewhat 
> difference due to the glop, and perhaps mixing of two channels for 
black? Is there a 
> document somewhere I can read on this?
>