QTR-Quadtone RIP

What printer? What inks? What OS? Where in the product?

Roy

On Thursday, March 2, 2006, at 05:33  AM, Johnny Eades wrote:

> I just downloaded the new 2.4.0 version of QTR and when opening a
> curve an error message is generated about too many errors in ink
> description and lists all the inks listed in the profile being used
> with the message error in ink description and lists the line number.
> I've tried opening your curves and also mine I've created. Has anyone
> else reported this error?
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> Your friend in Photography,
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> Johnny Eades
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> --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Roy Harrington" <roy@...> wrote:
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>> QuadToneRIP version 2.4.0 Release Notes
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>>    QTRgui version 2.4.0.1
>>    QTR-Create-ICC version 2.4.0.0
>>    QTR-Create-ICC RGB version 2.4.0.0
>>    QTR-Linearize-Data version 2.4.0.0
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>> This release may be installed directly over older versions.
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>> All new profiles for Neutral K7 ink printers: 21/2200, 4000,
> 76/9600, R8/R1800.
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>> Printer enhancements:
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>> R2400 - added printing resolution of 1440x1440 dpi & 1440x1440 super
>>   (probably the best compromise between speed and quality)
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>> R1800 - added support for Manual-Roll feeder for heavy papers
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>> The QTR-Create-ICC & Linearize-Data tools now have the capability to
> average
>> several measurements.  There is a new target and a reference file
>> for a 21x4 stepwedge.  The 21 steps are printed out four times and
>> you should scan/read all of them.  I believe this method should give
> the best profiles.
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>> QTR-Create-ICC-RGB now supports the incorporation of Photoshop .acv
> curves.
>> This allows usage of RGB Epson driver where ink partitioning is done
> with PS curves,
>> including the linearization of the grayscale output.  This greatly
> simplies the workflow.
>> Before, one needed to take a grayscale image, convert to RGB, apply
> ACV curves, and then
>> print.  Now this is all included in the ICC printing profile with
> the added benefit that
>> color management will automatically convert from the grayscale
> embedded profile.
>> The profile can also be used for soft-proofing in most cases.
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>> QTRgui now checks that you have used a Curve/Profile in printing
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>> Roy
>> www.quadtonerip.com
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Roy Harrington
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Black & White Photo Gallery
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