On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 07:15 PM, J Michael Sullivan wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> I have QTR working splendidly with my Epson 2200 and OSX. Wasn't
> too hard to figure out the naming convention of the printer and the
> text files that drive them. Love the color!!! Now just need a simple
> way to create curves beyond just "warm" and "neutral".
>
> However, getting QTR to work with my 9600 has been something else...
>
> Note that I *AM* able to print to the 9600 from both GIMP and
> QTR. So I have proved that the GIMP part of it actually works. The
> issue I am having is that I started out copuying the 2200 curve,
> renamed
> it, built it, and thought that the print coming out of the 9600 would
> be
> "close" since the inks used between the 2200 and the 9600 are
> essentially the same. I can report that if you do what I did -- make
> a copy of the 2200-warm curve, rename the printer to match your 9600,
> build and add the curves. When you go to print what you will get
> is an EXTREMELY dark image.
>
> So my question is: has anyone had any success at all with the
> 7600/9600 curves? Could it be that I have overlooked something
> simple? For example, I further edited my new 9600-warm curve with
> a Gamma=1.5 and re-built it and re-printed it with no change at all.
> Does that make sense?
>
> Thanx
> MJS
>
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