--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "SteveZ" <blizzie12@y...> wrote: A while ago I bought ImagePrint. It works very well and has a very wide range of profiles for many different papers. Chances are very good you'll find your favorite paper profiled. Now the caution. It comes with a "dongle" which must be plugged into a USB port in order for the software to work. If you loose the dongle, it won't work and you can't get another one. Since I was paranoid about loosing the dongle, I send it back for a refund. I now use QTR. My favorite paper is Epson Velvet Fine Art. QTR has a profile for Piezo Museum Bright (really a Bradford paper). It's almost a carbon copy of the Epson paper I use so the profile works very well. For me, the QTR is a God-Send. It's way under-priced for the great job it does!! And there's no dongle for me to loose. Steve > Does or has anyone use ImagePrint by Colorbyte for their black and > white work? I'm thinking of buying this software ( for Epson 2200) > since I'm still struggling with the QTR custom curve creation for > various papers. Does ImagePrint come with all the paper profiles? I > wish I was better at the techincal aspect of the QTR but the reality > is I'm not, so maybe it's time to spend some big money and invest in > a solution that'll make life easier for me. Anyone care to comment? > I'd appreciate hearing back from you.
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Re: ImagePrint Versus QTR
2005-05-04 by steveh0607
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