QTR-Quadtone RIP

Would QTR work with alternate color inksets for the 2200, such as
Lyson Cave Paint? Would it still generate similar results as with
Ultrachrome or would it require some custom curves?

Thanks,
Steve

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You will need curves specific to the inks. 


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Of Steve German
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 11:39 PM
To: QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [QuadtoneRIP] QTR with alternate color inksets

Would QTR work with alternate color inksets for the 2200, such as Lyson Cave
Paint? Would it still generate similar results as with Ultrachrome or would it
require some custom curves?

Thanks,
Steve

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Steve German PhotoGraphics
  Equine photography
    Wedding photography
       Graphic design
           www.sgphoto.net


 
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I looked over the instructions on curve creation, and I also looked
through the files and saw one for creating a gray target for Xrite
Pulse. So although it looks tricky, I should be able to do this using
my Pulse spectro for the density readings?? If and when I get there
would someone be able to give me a few pointers if I get into a jam?

Thanks again,
Steve


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Billard" <stephen@...> wrote:
>
> You will need curves specific to the inks.

I think the Lyson Cave Paints are designed to match the Ultrachromes. If
they are a reasonable match you can use the same curves. I've used the
standard curves with my MIS PRO inkset, which is the MIS version of the
Ultrachromes.

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Daniel Staver
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> Would QTR work with alternate color inksets for the 2200, 
> such as Lyson Cave Paint? Would it still generate similar 
> results as with Ultrachrome or would it require some custom curves?

Steve German wrote:
> I looked over the instructions on curve creation, and I also looked
> through the files and saw one for creating a gray target for Xrite
> Pulse. So although it looks tricky, I should be able to do this using
> my Pulse spectro for the density readings?? If and when I get there
> would someone be able to give me a few pointers if I get into a jam?
> 
> Thanks again,
> Steve

It could be that the SpectroCam adaptions I made for Excel 
will work if you want to do linearising and profiling with 
your Pulse as well:

http://www.pigment-print.com/Quad%20QTR/Index.html

Ernst

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