QTR-Quadtone RIP

I use the QTR over-ride to produce linearise files for QTR.  It produces a script with "Linearize" followed by the values of each step, separated by a gap.  I think this is for standard linearising using QTR ink descriptor files and not for creating ICC files. 

Try doing it again without selecting the QTR override to see if this will work.

Ross


> > Hi,
> >
> > I've been trying to create custom ICC profiles for the QTR, my Epson
> > R1800, and
> > Epson Velvet Fine Paper so I can get prints that are closer to my two 23"
> > Apple Cinema
> > displays. My color workflow and calibrations are all ready in place and I
> > use the
> > Spyder 4 Studio kit for camera, display, and printer calibration.
> >
> > I'm running into a problem when I get to the measurement window in
> > SpyderPrint4
> > (the software from Spyder for printer calibration)when I take my readings
> > for
> > the QTR custom profile. The instructions say to:
> >
> > 1. Select export to file, which I name and save.
> > 2. Select Lab color radio button
> > 3. Select QTR Override
> > 4. Select ICC profile radio button
> > 5. Then read your test strip (gray scale patches)
> >
> > My problem is after I select the ICC profile radio button the LAB color
> > radio
> > button becomes un-checked. Apparently you can't choose both at the same
> > time. I
> > left the ICC profile radio button checked, took my measurements, and it
> > created
> > the .txt file with the LAB readings. When I open that document at the very
> > bottom it says that it's in the wrong format. And when I drop it on the
> > QTR ICC
> > Profile creator it creates an "out" file but nothing else.
> >
> > Has anyone else run into this problem or does anyone notice if I'm doing
> > something wrong in my steps. Any help or feedback will be much appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >  
> >
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