QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hi Adam,

Piezography is turnkey - so you do not need to linearize it or anything. You will just need someone to show you how to fill the carts, install QTR, select the K7 paper curve from the supplied ones before you print. You do not need to make your own linearizations. K7 does not work that way and does not need it if used correctly.

The inks installation is probably the hardest thing to do. 

Since you visited us we have developed a new manual you should download from http://www.piezography.com/techsupport

regards,

Jon Cone



--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "iganatz_2000" <iganatz@...> wrote:
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> Hi all, 
> 
>    I'm looking for a power user of QTR and Piezography inks to come in as a consultant for a day and help us set up our new black and white printing system.
> 
> We're a NYC boutique retouching and exhibition printing studio.   We have extensive experience in printing and proofing, but this whole Piezography/QTR system is very new to us.  We have purchased a new Epson 4900, Piezography Warm/Neutral K7 setup, QTRip and QTR Print Tool and have an i1isis for spectrophotometry.
> 
> We would like someone to come in, help us set up the system, familiarize us with linearization procedures, help us get comfortable with the workflow, and discuss common problems and troubleshooting.  We have a robust network, mac workstations and a PC which is currently running our commercial proofing RIP.  I'd like to keep the workflow all mac, but we can use PC if you think QTR will work more efficiently that way.  
> 
> I spent two days with Jon Cone up in Vermont this past spring observing and experimenting with his team while deciding whether or not to move into achromatic black and white printing, so I am not starting from zero.  We are experienced printers and quick learners, don't think we will need more than one day to get up to speed.
> 
> Anyone interested, please contact me off list at adam@...
> 
> Cheers,
> 
>    Adam Sanders
>    Arc Lab Ltd.
>