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How do you know what you fist value is suppose to be? I read the turtorial and it wasnt very helpful. For example; QUOTE Figure 1 is an example of the ink test on an Epson 2200 with

Looks like your ink limits are too high. I think the default limit for the 7600 should be about 50 and the light ink limits correspondingly lower. Also, in your linearization line the dmax 3.50 is

Ok, I am on a PC and I just DL the newest version. When I went to the turtorial to read how to create a profile for the paper I am using and ink ( Epson Luster and UC inks ) the PDF file does not

Jack, I'm glad you posted this thread. I've been totally frustrated printing on Epson Luster/Semi-Gloss papers using the QTR. My prints have dark brown, muddy look to them. I'm using a 2200 with UC

Michael, You definitely want to use the matte black cartridge on all matte and fine art papers (the only exception being semi-matte papers, which look and act more like satin or luster papers).

Hello, Group I own ImagePrint, but have been testing qtr on ep enh matte for a few months, and have found it to be superior in rendering shadow detail. I also like the greater latitude it

I'm about to buy a 2200 and try QTR, initially with the Epson UCs. I read that the machine comes with a Photo Black cartridge. I'll be printing on EEM and HPR - matte papers. SHould I be using

QTR for Windows has a lot of nice features. I like the auto partitioning of gray inks. I'm using a MIS UT7 inkset on my 2200. I created a lovely neutral profile using 5 of the 7 inks in the

I have an action written by Carl Schofield which allows you to 'sort of ' approximate the blends of 2 curves. However, I've found that it doesn't help a great deal--my step wedges work as well. Soft

Diane Fields wrote:

Jean-Marc, The softproofing should be the same as with the 2200. You cannot 'softproof' the blends, but rather the tonality and contrast. Printing step wedges on your chosen paper with the blends

Hello, how is it possible to preview the B&W picture to be printed through QTR, Photoshop CS and windows XP on an Epson 4000(with a calibrated monitor)? Thank you very much for your help JM

This question has been posted more than once on the Yahoo Digital Black and White forum but so far no one has come forward with a solution. When printing on Epson semi gloss paper and using the

Steve and Scott, It's there now! Thanks! Don Bryant kind be Service.

There's seems to be a problem with running the new QTR version 2.2a on Jaguar -- it works fine on Panther. So for the time being if you are still using the Jaguar OS stay with QTR version

I just uploaded a file: revised version from Carl at 12:48pm PST it is a tutorial on curves by Carl Schofield. John Vitollo was kind enough to did it up for us. It assumes a Mac setup, but may be

I'VE POSTED THIS ON THE B&W SITE AS WELL. I'm sorry to say that I don't have an eye-one, only an X-Rite 400 densitometer. I've switched from a 7500, which I've had monumental clogging problems

I second that observation Diane...I just started using VFA on a Pro4000 and have used the EEM curves with great satisfaction, though the final output seems a bit warmer than the EEM proofs. Knowing

Donald, you must have read my mind because I was about to post the same question on this forum. I really hope someone can provide some answers to the issues you've listed as it would greatly help me