QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hi wallace
You should read the guide "quad Tone Rip a better black & white" by Diallo photgraphy! It is a very well done step by step guide that explaine how to get optimal profiles. If you do not find it on internet email me that I can sent to you the pdf version! I can do it because it is possible spread the guide foreducational purposes


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> Il giorno 22/lug/2014, alle ore 20:53, "Wallace Kistler wgkistler@... [QuadtoneRIP]" <QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com> ha scritto:
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> I've installed Roy's QTR and have a X-Rite Eye-One Spectrophotometer.
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> I'm using an Epson Stylus Pro 7900 printer with the UltraChrome HDR inks.
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> Following the QTR Eye-One-ReadMe I've opened QTR and selected the Step-21x4-random.tif
> The help information states "Print targets with QTR and all the selections you want to profile or linearize".
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> I assume this refers to the paper type (Matte / Photo), the curves:
> UCmk-EpsEnhMatte-Cool, UCmk-EpsEnhMatte-Coolse, UCmk-EpsEnhMatte-Sepia, and UCmk-EpsEnhMatte-Warm.
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> Resolution (720, 1440, or 2880dpi), Speed (Bi or Uni-directional), and Black Ink (-Installed-, Matte Ink, Photo Ink)
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> Most are simple choices (Matte paper, 2880dpi, and Bi-directional).
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> As for selection of the curve or curves and the Black Ink I'm not really sure which to choose.
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> The printer has 4 Black Inks: Photo Black, Matte Black, Light Black and Light Light Black.
> Installed seems like a good choice - which black will be used in printing the 21 grey shades?
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> I would also like to understand the curve selection - what is the difference in Cool, Coolse, Sepia, and Warm?
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> Thanks,
> W Kistler
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