Dan, For the ink separation page you should base your decision on the PK or MK ink not LK or LLK. After you determine where the black ink (PK or MK) tops out you set the Ink Calibration at that percentage (usually around 75-85%) and print the separation test page again. Then you determine the density of each ink in relation to the next darker one. See page 13 of Tom Moore's User Guide. Hope that helps a bit. Tom Husband On 2/9/07, castlerockphotography <castlerockphotography@...> wrote: > > Hello all, I am trying to create a curve for a R2400 and HW Matte > paper. I have printed the inkseparation page but am having > difficulties determining what percentage to use for the next step. The > instructions say to determine at what point the inks cover the paper > and the pattern disappears. It never does for the light light black > ink. Has anyone created curves for the 2400? Should I ignore the light > light black ink and base my decision on ink density of the light black > ink instead? > > Thanks so much.... > > Dan. > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [QuadtoneRIP] Creating Curves for 2400
2007-02-09 by Tom Husband
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