QTR-Quadtone RIP

Hello,
my name is Frank, coming from Germany and i am new here. I am very 
interested in B&W fineart printing with the Quadtonerip.

 

I have a question related to the QuadTone RIP. My Printer is the Epson 
SP 1200.  I use TritonPlus neutral grey and black ink from Europeanink. 
Paper: Calumets Brilliant Museum silver gloss (it is semigloss like the 
Hahnem�hle Photorag Pearl). What would you suggest: which settings 
should i use in QTR? (Paper Type, Printing Model, Curves etc.) I know 
the 1200 ist not supported but should i use settings for the Epson SP 
1270 for example? I want to try out QTR but i need a little help to 
begin and start with some suitable settings for my situation.

Thank you very much in advance,

Frank

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "frankbickelmeyer" 
<frankbickelmeyer@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> my name is Frank, coming from Germany and i am new here. I am very 
> interested in B&W fineart printing with the Quadtonerip.
> 
>  
> 
> I have a question related to the QuadTone RIP. My Printer is the 
Epson 
> SP 1200.  I use TritonPlus neutral grey and black ink from 
Europeanink. 
> Paper: Calumets Brilliant Museum silver gloss (it is semigloss like 
the 
> Hahnemühle Photorag Pearl). What would you suggest: which settings 
> should i use in QTR? (Paper Type, Printing Model, Curves etc.) I 
know 
> the 1200 ist not supported but should i use settings for the Epson 
SP 
> 1270 for example? I want to try out QTR but i need a little help to 
> begin and start with some suitable settings for my situation.
> 
> Thank you very much in advance,
> 
> Frank
>

Since i have had some free time these days i came to a fitting 
workaround by myself: when listing the 1200 as a 1270 printer in the 
printer options it is now possible to select the 1200 in QTR but it 
is now called 1270 of course. Using the UT-Photorag carbon 1 curve 
and inklimit +10 with the TritonPlus-ink on Calumet fineart paper 
gives wonderful results!No broncing, perfekt grayscale, very nice!