QTR-Quadtone RIP

Currently, Cone K7 inks are available for the 2200 in Neutral, Sepia
or Split Tone sets. The densities are the same for each, regardless of
toning, so a single curve for each paper used is all you need. This
means you can use (for example) the K7 curve for Innova Smooth Cotton
with any of the sets above.

There are 4 profiles in QTR for some inksets (i.e.
warm/neutral/cool/sepia), but not for K7. K7 inks are fixed in tone
and use the 7 slots for 7 densities. Other inksets have fewer
densities (e.g. 3 shades of gray) but add toners so you can create
cool, warm, etc. Two different design approaches.

Cone will be releasing Warm and Selenium inks for the 2200 down the road.

Terry.

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "jimmieotto" <jim@...> wrote:
>
> I just purchased the Sepia/Neutral K7 ink set for my Epson 2200 and
don't see the option to 
> use the Sepia ink set in the output curve/profile. I am using QTR
ver2.5.1 on Mac OSX. I can 
> print using my Neutral K7 ink set with no problem.
> 
> I read that there are a set of four profiles for each paper:
> warm		- K, LK, and LLK inks i.e. carbon only
> neut		- neutral tone throughout the range
> cool		- cool tone
> sepia		- a reddish brown sepia (mix with warm for more yellowish)
> 
> yet I do not find these in the print dialog. When using PSCS3 I can
see these profiles when I 
> soft proof.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Jim Otto
>