QTR-Quadtone RIP

Tyler Boley wrote:
> Ernst, Measure Tool, that comes with ProfilerPro and can be used in demo, has an average 
> function. You could drag your txt files from the measured hue sets into it and it'll spit out an 
> averaged new one. Then make your profile from that.
> Perhaps that would work for you? I see what you are trying to do, and don't see a problem 
> with it unless the ABW drivers change luminosity with hue too much.
> Then you'd just have to bite the bullet and profile your various hue settings for each paper. 
> Actually I find after doing so much hue tweak work that the changes are so subtle there is not 
> much need for a lot of settings to offer. So maybe you wouldn't need that many anyway.
> Tyler

Tyler,

Point is I have customers. For myself it is carbon and neutral 
that I like. But if someone thinks a bit of purple makes
his exhibition he should get it.

QTR profile creation + a spreadsheet can deal with it I think.
I have made some files to get the Spectrocam + its driver
working with the random target + open office and I think that
can be extended to multi targets. Right now I use Open Office
but the Spectrocam has a direct transfer to Excel so I better
install that. If I strip the color information as well it
should be perfect


Met vriendelijke groeten,Ernst


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