Hi Tony, You are right the idea is to put Gloss in the areas that have no ink. By 'putting it into the profile' I just meant that you need a curve in the profile for that ink. Unlike the other inks you'd probably use a simple curve using coordinates. Here's an example: CURVE_GL="0;60 20;40 50;0 100;0" On Mac you'd edit this into the ink descriptor, on PC this would go in the custom curve section. Roy --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Riley" <listsubs@a...> wrote: > > Hi Roy > Can you elucidate further re the Gloss Optimiser? > I thought it only laid down in areas which were light or completely > deficient of ink....eg paper white. > What exactly do you mean by 'putting it into the profile' ? > > TonyR > > On 16/11/2005 04:26:55, Roy Harrington wrote: > > Hi Ed, > > > > There > > aren't many photo paper w/ PK profiles. The old UC inks > > have a lot of bronzing which is pretty objectionable. > > > > The R1800 ought to be able to remedy this with the gloss opt. > > Putting GL on the prints is a matter of putting it into the profile. >
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Re: New member asking for A's
2005-11-16 by Roy Harrington
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