QTR-Quadtone RIP

No biggie, I'm not in a hurry... :)

Yeah, the glop is in the yellow cart, so when using your ICC profiles I simply need to adjust the "yellow" using the Epson driver?

Regarding the 1400 profiles in QTR for the glossy papers, it should probably be mentioned somewhere very obvious that the ink will rub off unless the printout is treated after its done. I, and probably quite a few more "newbies" than me, wasted quite a bunch of glossy papers (and ink) of different sorts before understanding that "this wont work". Not really a pleasant surprise.


Thanks.


Cheers
/J.F. Felinik


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Paul Roark <roark.paul@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> Sorry for the delay in responding.  I've been in the Sierra's at the Golden
> Trout Workshop.
> 
> Getting the least amount of bronzing with glossy inks is done by adjusting
> the yellow positions ink, which is gloss optimizer in the UT14 inkset.
>  There is no way to do this except to look at the prints and simply adjust
> the ink to what looks the best.  The PS image adjustment curve I noted is
> simply an example that worked will this that paper.  With the QTR rip you
> have a problem that 255 (pure white in the file) cannot lay down any glop.
>  So, you still have gloss differential between the paper white and
> highlights.  Starting the files at 254 is how people take care of this QTR
> characteristic, I believe.  I did not set up UT14 QTR rip profiles.
> 
> Paul