I understand my last post might have been too long for anyone to reply to my inquiry as a new user and maybe I simply was not clear. I have looked over and over the literature AND through the posts and still cannot find clear answers to some questions. I really would like to start printing so if anyone could PLEASE PLEASE answer the following questions, or just some of them, I would VERY much appreciate it. I use a Mac G5 running OSX 10.5.2 and an Epson R2400 printer using the UC inksÂ… 1. Is the "Calibration" very first thing I need to do and after this do I Linearize the file? 2. When Calibrating and printing the Ink Separation Page what PROFILE do I choose in the PREVIEW box? 3. When starting out with an Ink Descriptor File why should I choose a file from inside the "Example Files" folder when there are more files specific to my printer/paper in the "Profiles" folder (R2400-UC folder)? They seem to be the same kind of file with the same informationÂ…. 4. Will this Calibration Process create a PROFILE or a CURVE? In other words, will I always choose the Generic Profile such as QTR-Gray, QTR-Matte or QTR-Lab for Profile and use what I create in Calibration Mode in the Curve Dialog???? 5. The Ink Descriptor Files all have only K and LK, but my printer also uses LLK. The number of inks must be set to 4, 6 or 7 BUT my printer has 8 AND the Ink Separation Test image has 8 with LLK. So, what # of inks do I use and how do I designate the LLK? 6. Each time I go through a particular procedure, such as printing and placing Ink Limit value, do I drop my Ink Descriptor File into Drop-Quad-Profile so that it overwrites itself with the updated values? And, since I am dropping into Drop-Quad-Profile does this mean that I choose my custom file under PROFILE in Print Preview OR do I choose it as my first curve???? If you like, please e-mail me directly at cteditions@... Much appreciation in advance, Cody Thomas
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PLEASE, PLEASE Help with Calibration
2008-02-20 by cteditions
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