QTR-Quadtone RIP

OK.  Thanks.

All of the files are currently in a grey gamma 2.2.  I assume the  
process to go throught is to 'convert to profile' to the QTR grey lab  
and then when printing to use the qtr grey matte a the print space  
( with black point compression ? ).

That has produced better but not perfect results.

Maybe I just need to bite the bullet and buy an eye one and make icc  
profiles.  I have one question about the eye-one products.  I assume  
that all I need to make the B&W icc profiles is the measuring  
device.  Is this true or do I need to purchase one of the Eye-One  
packages ( design, photo, proof etc )?

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On 14-May-06, at 11:55 AM, wjlafever wrote:

> Kevin
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> If you haven't tried the QTR Gray Lab working space, you might try
> that. I get a great print to screen match using it as my work/print
> space on a 2200.
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> Will
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> --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, KevinG <keving@...> wrote:
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>> I've just installed the K7 inks in my 2200.  I'm running a few test
>> prints and I'm generally pleased but they seem flat.  I hadn't
>> noticed this with the UC inks where the match to the calibrated
>> screen was generally very good.
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>> It is, however a new flat panel ( apple cinema ) screen and I may not
>> have looked that closely at the other prints before installing the K7
>> inks.
>>
>> Has anyone else noticed this?
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