QTR-Quadtone RIP

Right now you can only do one linearization. Roy might correct me on 
this, but looking at my Quadprofile source code I don't think there 
would be anything to prevent me from building in a few more iterations. 
(Quadprofile is only gluing together various components made by Roy so I 
don't always have a complete overview of how everything works).

Linearization is applied after gamma, shadow and highlight. You're free 
to set those to anything you like before you do the linearization.

--
Daniel Staver
http://daniel.staver.no


Tyler Boley wrote:
> I am trying some odd things with inks that lay down a great deal of ink.
> Don't ask why <G>.
> 
> Two questions-
> 
> Is linearization iterative? In other words, will additional
> linearizations over a previous fine tune it, or will any linearization
> always be a correction from the "native state"?
> 
> If one enters a gamma of something other than 1 in the gray curve
> section to initially bring things more in line, will linearization
> correction include that gamma assuming the setting remains the same
> from there on out?