QTR-Quadtone RIP

Thanks Tyler!
Has anyone tried this with a PC (vs. A MAC)?
It would be great to be able to print QTR without having to use the special dialog box (required when you use a PC). I use custom profiles and curves.
Thanks!
Cathy

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "tboleyyh" <tyler@...> wrote:
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> --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "michael.trupiano" <mptrupiano@> wrote:
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> > 1.  does QTR 2.7.0 work with the Lightroom 3 Print Module 
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> > 2.  CS5 printing (as it did with CS3 -- my most recent version)
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> > on a Mac running Snow Leopard and Epson 38XX and 48XX printers.
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> here is a post I made on the large format forum, this is with Snow Leopard, Lightroom 3, and a 2400, hope it helps-
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> regarding printing from Lightroom, I just verified printing to QTR will function usefully given some particulars. Lightroom's data path appears to be limited to RGB, so even though you have used the various tools to make your file monochromatic, it is still a 3 channel RGB file, and will only convert to and from RGB spaces and output profiles.
> Fortunately QTR will accept RGB input and deal with it handily.
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> So the B&W workflow to print from Lightroom to QTR is-
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> For Cone setups using his curves, which are optimized to 2.2 gamma, check the "include display profiles" box, your RGB working spaces will now be available, select a 2.2 gamma working space like AdobeRGB or sRGB as your printer profile. Hitting print will then take you into your normal QTR dialogue box assuming that has been selected in print settings.
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> For other QTR setups using included tools or curves, which linearize to LAB, select QTR_RGB_Matte_Paper or QTR_RGB_Photo_Paper as needed as the printer profile.
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> If you make your own QTR profiles, make RGB versions for Lightroom printing using QTR-Create-ICC-RGB.
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> Single channel profiles (grayscale) or CMYK 4 channel profiles don't even show up on Lightroom's list.
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> This may be redundant info for many, but I'm just now exploring Lightroom options for fine art, as I don't really use it myself.
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> I could rant about the dumbing down and options-consolidation of our supposedly "evolving" tools, but it only reveals the codger in me to no good end...
> Tyler
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