Digital BW, The Print

Hi,

Has anyone any ideas on obtaining a colder tone on Kirkland 
Professional Glossy with QTR? I have tried the following:

Type: Premium Glossy Photo
Curves: UCpk-EPremSemiGloss-cool (100%)
Imk Limit: -15
Gamma: 0

Tone is still a little warm for my taste. Unortunately I have to 
access to a colorimeter to carry out calibration. Other results such 
as matching the screen image (using the new QTR Lab Grey workflow) are 
excellent.

Regards

Martin

You might consider for glossy papers trying BO printing with the new 
MIS UC black inks.  The tone is colder w/ less bronzing.  For 
everything else I use QTR ...
SB   

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Martin 
Carrington" <martinc@s...> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Has anyone any ideas on obtaining a colder tone on Kirkland 
> Professional Glossy with QTR? I have tried the following:
> 
> Type: Premium Glossy Photo
> Curves: UCpk-EPremSemiGloss-cool (100%)
> Imk Limit: -15
> Gamma: 0
> 
> Tone is still a little warm for my taste. Unortunately I have to 
> access to a colorimeter to carry out calibration. Other results 
such 
> as matching the screen image (using the new QTR Lab Grey workflow) 
are 

> excellent.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Martin