Roy, Last couple of weeks I have set up my 2100 with UT-3D inks. As basic curves I have now a warm, a cool (both approx. on LAB b axis) and a selenium curve (at LAB a axis). In theory I could make an endless amount of combinations with these three primary curves, each representing a cornerpoint of the UT3D color space. In practice however, QTR does not allow this freedom. Since I can only interpolate between two curves I can only create tones at the boundary of the color space. For convience I made a neutral curve as well, at the origin of the LAB space. This allows to interpolate between the selenium curve and the origin, as such controlling the saturation of the selenium. This increases the freedom a bit. But if goes further down this road, the number of "auxilary curves" grows rapidly and these curves become more and more difficult to create. It would be much and much simpler if I could interpolate between three curves iso only two. I envision an menu much like the channel mixer in Photoshop. Is this something you could consider to add to QTR? More than three doesn't make sense, since with three curves to pick one could define any colorspace one can envision. Could you give this a thought? Thanks Joost
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QTR feature request - using 3 curves
2006-11-22 by horstenj
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