I am having some problems soft-proofing. My setup is Windows XP, Photoshop CS and an Epson 1270. I have created a curve using QTR v 2.3.10 for Kirkland Photo Paper with UT- FSN (but using the 3 gray inks only i.e. not using PK). I am using QTR Gray Lab as my workspace with perpetual intent. I set up an ICC profile using the QTR-Create-ICC (both from v 2.3.10 and v 2.3 I could not see any difference.). The problem I am having is getting the monitor to match the output. I load an image and change the image mode to grayscale (I.e. Gray Lab) from RGB. · If I then "Assign Profile" using the ICC I made with QTR- Create-ICC (in my case QTR-UTFSN-KirkPP-AllGrays), I see a lightening of the screen image which is then similar to the print. · However, if I set up a Proof Setup Custom using the ICC (QTR- UTFSN-KirkPP-AllGrays), which I do without any image loaded in Photoshop, and check BPC, but not PW or IB, I do not see any change in the image. BUT, if I check Preserve Color Numbers (which hides the BPC checkbox) I see the same lightening of the screen image as "Assign Profile". My question therefore is when using soft proof profile should I use BPC or Preserve Color Numbers, because it looks like the latter is being used by "Assign Profile"? Any help is hugely appreciated Keith Prue PS. Aside from this I am having great output with QTR.
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Soft Proof - BPC or Preserve Color Numbers?
2005-10-16 by fitness2health
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