Roy. What does it boil down to for Window users who print through QTRgui? I edit my images with softproof turned on using the profiles I created using QTR-Create-ICC-RGB and my calibrated monitor. I save the final as a tiff and print through QTRgui applying the .QUAD file used to create the softproof profile. I don't convert or tag my grayscale with any profile. I edit with Picture Window Pro. I get good matches between monitor and print (as good as can be expected between luminious monitor pixels and reflected light from the prints). Have I been lucky or am I just not discerning? Am I missing something? --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Roy Harrington <roy@...> wrote: > It really just boils down to: edit in grayscale with your favorite > method > then apply i.e. convert to the best print profile you have before > printing. > The best is either the generic QTR Matte/Photo Paper profile > or your own custom profile. >
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Re: Why are Epson 2200 prints too dark
2007-03-08 by Jeff Randall
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