Andy, QTR can print with ANY ink you can fit into your printer. The program basically tells each ink position how much ink to spray on the paper for a given lightness level, but it has no idea what inks you have in your printer. So, it can work with the standard Epson OEM inks, a quad black inkset, or any variation you can think of. If the profile you used was designed for a quad inkset, you will definitely get weird colors with the OEM inks, because you're mixing apples with oranges. So the key is to use a profile that was designed for a specific ink and paper combination, then use the paper and inkset that matches. Lou --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, andy <andywebster@v...> wrote: > Printing a grayscale tiff through QTR on a Epson R200 with.... OEM Epson > inks. With both curve boxes set to "NONE" i get what looks like a > black-only print which is OK as far as it goes.. but selecting any of the > curves gives intense blue/red colouration to the print. I guess I should > be using MIS black inkset or suchlike, from reading this group - is that > true? Is it not designed for using OEM inks? > Andy
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Re: Have I got this totally wrong...?
2005-06-12 by Louis Dina
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