Digital BW, The Print

Try putting the neutral and warm curves on layers over an RGB version of the 21-step test curve, and then putting the opacity at 50%.  See if it is close enough to linearize.  If so, you can make an ICC with that same mix on the QTR rgb-raw-16.psd.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "markss9876" <markss9876@...> wrote:
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> Hi ---- I was wondering if anyone out there has ever made ICC profiles
> for UT-14 inks that give a range of tones on Glossy Paper between the
> Pure Golden Sepia and the Neutral B&W that Paul so kindly provides on
> his website?
> 
> I personally find the 100% Sepia too Golden for most of my uses, and
> would love to be able to create warm tones closer to that of UT-RC Warm
> inks ... which I find are more moderate. Yet I like the GLOP feature of
> UT-14 and would like to stay with this inkset if possible.
> 
> Unfortunately I am not very adept at creating my own ICC profiles, or
> else I'd have made a range of them in-between Sepia and Neutral and
> posted them for everyone else. So ... if you have created any additional
> ICC profiles for UT-14 on Glossy Paper that lay in-between Pure Sepia
> and Neutral B&W and wouldn't mind sharing them with me, I am at
> markss9876s@... <mailto:markss9876s@...>  . (note the extra 's'
> after 9876).  Please use this aol e-mail address, as I use my Yahoo
> e-mail for other things and your response could get buried for a while. 
> [:)]
> 
> Thanks for any help. Mark.
> 
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