Cool, Neutral and Warm MIS Ultratone Curves for
Epson Stylus Photo 2100/2200
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By Daniel Staver, 26. october 2003

These curves are based on Paul Roark's 1290 curves for the VM inkset
and are designed for use with the Ultratone inks in an Epson 
Stylus Photo 2100 or 2200. The ink positions should be set up as
follows:

Black position:			Eboni Black
Light Black position:	Archival 7600 Light Black
Cyan position:			Ultratone Cyan
Light Cyan position:	Ultratone Light Cyan
Magenta position:		Ultratone Magenta
Light Magenta position:	Ultratone Light Magenta
Yellow position:		Ultratone Yellow

There are eight curves included:

ut_eam_nca_cool.acv
ut_eam_nca_cool_dark.acv
ut_eam_nca_neutral.acv
ut_eam_nca_neutral_dark.acv
ut_eam_nca_neutral_warm.acv
ut_eam_nca_neutral_warm_dark.acv
ut_eam_nca_warm.acv
ut_eam_nca_warm_dark.acv

There are two versions of each. One is calibrated to gamma 2.2 and
the other to 3.2.

The 3.2 curves end with _dark in the filename as they print 
darker than the regular curves. Mostly you're going to want to use 
the 2.2 curves.

The curves have been tested with Epson Archival Matte and Hahnemle
Photo Rag papers. They may or may not work with other paper types
as well.

Instructions for use:
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1.	When in photoshop convert your grayscale image to RGB

2.	Use the curve tool (CTRL-M), then click 'Load...' to load one of 
	the curves.
	
	The curves should be applied as the final step before printing
	the image. You should never save the image with the curve
	applied - It's only for printing.
	
3.	In the photoshop print dialog make sure that 'Print space' is 
	set to 'Same as source'.

4.	In the Epson advanced print settings use the follow settings:
	
	Paper:				Archival Matte Paper
	Print quality:		Photo - 1440dpi
	High speed:			Can be either on or off
	Color Management:	No Color Adjustment
	
5. Print!

Feel free to contact me at daniel@petraflux.com if you have any
questions, comments or suggestions.

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Daniel Staver