QTR-Quadtone RIP

Thanks! Since I'm just starting to learn about QTR, some of the terms are new to me. I know about profiles and such(having printed color) but could you explain "ink and paper tone". A long answer isn't needed, but if I get pointed in the right direction, I tend to pick things up pretty quick. Again, thanks for the reply!

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Terry Ritz <t.ritz@...> wrote:
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> The other advantage to use "Create ICC-RGB" is that you can use the
> resulting profile as a soft proof of density PLUS ink and paper toning.
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> Terry.
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> On 30/06/09 8:23 PM, "Tyler Boley" <tyler@...> wrote:
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> > Hi Keith, jst answered you other post... not following you around honest!
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> > It makes an rgb version profile from the same measurement data. It won't
> > necessarily solve your other problem as it's still made from a single channel
> > chart to begin with.
> > This was primarily for Qimage users, which required RGB files. So, you could
> > convert your grayscale to your QTR RGB output profile, and then open it in
> > qimage and print.
> > So 2 steps in one, converts to RGB which makes Qimage happy, but does so
> > correcting your output via the profile at the same time.
> > I believe Lightroom may have similar restrictions, and therefore this may be
> > useful for that as well.
> > Perhaps someone here may have an answer to your CS4 chart printing problem...
> > T
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> > --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Keith R." <kjrslr@> wrote:
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> >> Just starting to dive into QTR and want to know what the difference is
> >> between "Create ICC" and "Create ICC-RGB"?
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