QTR-Quadtone RIP

After reading your reply to Andy's post, I thought I'd try the same 
experiment with my 2200. I printed a b&w image on epson semi-gloss 
using the UC-pk Permajet Oyster cool curve and....you're right....no 
hint of brown, a very neutral print indeed. A bit of bronzing but 
nothing too serious. Which begs the question about the QTR....why do 
my prints turn out brown using the semi-gloss curve but print out 
quite beautifully in fact with the...what's it called again?...the 
Permajet Oyster curve? I just don't understand this.


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Diane Fields" <picnic@c...> wrote:
> Andy, I can't remember what printer---2200?
> 
> Diane
> 
>   I posted this to the other group, but probably should have posted 
it 
>   here...I just picked permajet oyster at random and ran a print on 
>   Epson premium glossy, and got a pretty neurtral print.  No hint of 
>   brown, although something seemed just a wee bit odd about it, and 
I 
>   haven't gone back yet to mess with it (glossy is just terrible 
paper.  
>   I'll bet the "oddness" wouldn't be there on semi-gloss of luster).