QTR-Quadtone RIP

I am using i1match for B&W soft proofing  for photoshop and following Roy's Delineated 
procedure. I have one problem. When I open up Target 51 the Embedded Profile Mismatch 
Dialogue Box Asks me how I want to proceed?
   a) Use embedded profile
   b) Convert to working space (My working space is Adobe RGB 1998)
   c) Discard embedded profile (don't color manage}
Which is the appropriate choice?
Thanks for your help.

Howard

I'm a bit of a newbies in this, but my understanding is that the 
i1match procedure is an "old" one. The new beta QTR2.3 (totally 
stable for me on XP) includes a QTR-Create-ICC droplet that does a 
profiling job and supposedly provide a sooft-proofing 
capability. "Supposedly" not meaning it doesn't work, just meaning I 
haven't yet manage to understand HOW it works. Except Media white 
shift I see nothing. But that may well be it : the profile conversion 
processes the print in a compressed printer space that looks like the 
screen image except Black (for reason Roy past explained) which would 
eventually make sense in a gray environment... Can't tell you more.

Olivier



--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "steinbe2003" <hsteinb@c...> 
wrote:
> I am using i1match for B&W soft proofing  for photoshop and 
following Roy's Delineated 
> procedure. I have one problem. When I open up Target 51 the 
Embedded Profile Mismatch 

> Dialogue Box Asks me how I want to proceed?
>    a) Use embedded profile
>    b) Convert to working space (My working space is Adobe RGB 1998)
>    c) Discard embedded profile (don't color manage}
> Which is the appropriate choice?
> Thanks for your help.
> 
> Howard

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "steinbe2003" <hsteinb@c...> wrote:
> I am using i1match for B&W soft proofing  for photoshop and following Roy's 
Delineated 
> procedure. I have one problem. When I open up Target 51 the Embedded Profile 
Mismatch 
> Dialogue Box Asks me how I want to proceed?
>    a) Use embedded profile
>    b) Convert to working space (My working space is Adobe RGB 1998)
>    c) Discard embedded profile (don't color manage}
> Which is the appropriate choice?
> Thanks for your help.
> 
> Howard

(c) don't color manage.

This scheme is based on the idea that you want to soft proof a non-color-managed
workflow.  So when you print it out you use Same As Source or No Color
Management. 

Roy

-Olivier
 Thanks for the comments. I've had some trouble downloading the measure tool. But I will 
try some more before asking questions of the group. Thanks again.
Howard 
-- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "odesmais" <odesmais@y...> wrote:

> I'm a bit of a newbies in this, but my understanding is that the 
> i1match procedure is an "old" one. The new beta QTR2.3 (totally 
> stable for me on XP) includes a QTR-Create-ICC droplet that does a 
> profiling job and supposedly provide a sooft-proofing 
> capability. "Supposedly" not meaning it doesn't work, just meaning I 
> haven't yet manage to understand HOW it works. Except Media white 
> shift I see nothing. But that may well be it : the profile conversion 
> processes the print in a compressed printer space that looks like the 
> screen image except Black (for reason Roy past explained) which would 
> eventually make sense in a gray environment... Can't tell you more.
> 
> Olivier
> 
> 
> 
> --- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "steinbe2003" <hsteinb@c...> 
> wrote:
> > I am using i1match for B&W soft proofing  for photoshop and 
> following Roy's Delineated 
> > procedure. I have one problem. When I open up Target 51 the 
> Embedded Profile Mismatch 
> > Dialogue Box Asks me how I want to proceed?
> >    a) Use embedded profile
> >    b) Convert to working space (My working space is Adobe RGB 1998)
> >    c) Discard embedded profile (don't color manage}
> > Which is the appropriate choice?
> > Thanks for your help.
> > 
> > Howard