Digital BW, The Print

On Feb 4, 2005, at 11:16 PM, santonov2you wrote:

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>> UT7 Works great With QTR.  The Warm and Cool profiles are
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> "UT7 Works great With QTR" is not a very helpful reply. I also
> failed to find anything about QTR/UT7/2200 on this forum, therefore
> I am still using curves in PS. Cound anyone post more details about
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> Following is the inkset I'm currently using in my 2200:
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> K - MIS Eboni black
> LK - MIS Glop
> C - MIS UT PKN (neutral)
> LC - MIS UT7 LM cool gray
> M - MIS PK (warm)
> LM - MIS UT7 LC warm gray
> Y - MIS UT7 Y Sepia
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> Does it all for me:
> Three possible BO inks on matte (Eboni) or RC (PKN or PK)
> sepia, warm, cool, or neutral on either matte or RC papers
> glop for elimination of bronzing on RC papers
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> All of above with either QTR or IJC profiles.
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> On Feb 4, 2005, at 11:16 PM, santonov2you wrote:
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On Feb 7, 2005, at 2:34 AM, santonov2you wrote:

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> Carl, I asked about UT7 inkset on 2200 printed through QTR. Your set
> is quite different. I used QTR before for the Epson standard color
> inks and it worked acceptable, but with bronsing. My understanding
> is that QTR curves were created for UC inks and for UT7 it should be
> different, right? I was hoping that anyone could post more insights
> about which profile to use for UT7, where to get it from, may be
> some instructions about creation of curves.
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <scho@m...> wrote:
>> Following is the inkset I'm currently using in my 2200:
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>> K - MIS Eboni black
>> LK - MIS Glop
>> C - MIS UT PKN (neutral)
>> LC - MIS UT7 LM cool gray
>> M - MIS PK (warm)
>> LM - MIS UT7 LC warm gray
>> Y - MIS UT7 Y Sepia
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>> Does it all for me:
>> Three possible BO inks on matte (Eboni) or RC (PKN or PK)
>> sepia, warm, cool, or neutral on either matte or RC papers
>> glop for elimination of bronzing on RC papers
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>> All of above with either QTR or IJC profiles.
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>> On Feb 4, 2005, at 11:16 PM, santonov2you wrote:
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