QTR-Quadtone RIP

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Keith Cooper" <yg_1@...> wrote:
>
> > The colormunki spot palette on the xrite website can be exported as  
> > Lab data to a csv text file, which is all that is needed for QTR.
> 
> Doh! You're quite right there, I was thinking of using it to measure
strips in the main 
> ColorMunki Photo Application and getting the info.
> 
> I keep forgetting about the ColorPicker application (I blame it on
being traumatised
> by trying to use the abysmal Eye One Share program :-)
> 
> It does indeed output CSV files which contain the following header info:
> 
> Name,L*,a*,b*,380 nm,390 nm,400 nm,410 nm,420 nm,430 nm,440 nm,450 nm
> ,460 nm,470 nm,480 nm,490 nm,500 nm,510 nm,520 nm,530 nm,540 nm,
> 550 nm,560 nm,570 nm,580 nm,590 nm,600 nm,610 nm,620 nm,630 nm,
> 640 nm,650 nm,660 nm,670 nm,680 nm,690 nm,700 nm,710 nm,720 nm,
> 730 nm
> 
> So the upshot is that yes, it is fine for using with QTR :-)  Which
is nice. I'd been
> so stuck on problems with the profiling side of things I'd not properly
> looked elsewhere...
> 
> Keith
>
Keith,

What are your feelings at this point concerning the ColorMunki and the 
the PrintFixPro suite. I noticed that you do not include the
ProntFixPro in your chart of Consumer vs fine Art devices.

John H