I'm creating some curves for UT7 and a 2200 printer. I just characterized the inks and will calibrate ink density. Looking at the ink pattern page it's hard to tell which are the gray inks. The .qidf file for EEnhMatte-cool uses black, magenta and light magenta. Does that mean it uses only black and then M and LM for cooling it down? Do I figure densities for M against K and LM against M? It looks like the existing curve did that. Which positions are black? It looks like K, C, LC and LK. Is that right? If I wanted to create a neutral curve I would figure densities for these four inks right? It was a lot easier when I was using the UC inks with just two blacks. Thanks, Tom
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Creating Curves UT7 and 2200
2005-10-10 by Tom Husband
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