A while back I tried QTR on the MAC under Jaguar and vaguely remember part of the
program allowing the editing of profiles/curves. I recently downloaded the current version
for Panther and cannot find a way to edit profiles. Apparently this can be done on the PC
version. Can someone steer me in the right direction?

regards,
Rich

Just came from BWDigital and see that Roy has posted an update to QTR
2.2.1 for Windows to support 2880 dpi. Also included is the Moore
tutorial on curve creation.

Your friend in Photography,

Johnny

Hi! I'm Ian McKee and I've just come over from digital BW.
I'm a retired chemist who still has and uses the darkroom but I also got a 4000 and have been having a ball printing from my scanned images with QTR.
I shoot mostly film 4x5 and 5x7 and am happy to expand my printing to inkjet. I'm also particularly interested in making large digital negatives for contact printing.
I'll be talking with you in the future (I've already had some conversation with Diane who was really helpful.)

Ian

Hi All,

I have heard that Scott is grumpier than heck and will moderate moderately strictly.

So, the idea here in the QTR group is to make QTR info available and relatively easy to find
instead of being mixed in with a ton of other good stuff like in the B&W group.

Hence:

1. non QTR techno stuff will be gracefully rejected with a suggestion to post it to the B&W
group which I greatly admire.

2. non techno stuff period will be dumped "moderately" gracefully; this includes politics,
religion, philosophy, ads, and "everything else of a similar genre". This also includes
bashing anything, anyone and any company. My general thought is that most of the
problems that cause company bashing, for example, are user induced. There are famous
exceptions of course.

3. related to number 2: there are EXCEPTIONS. The ones that come to mind are ads of
GENERAL interest like "QTR can now be used with 'our inks', etc... And "welcome to my
exhibition in Paris, tickets are attached"... What I was trying to say in the previous
sentence is that showings of work are another major exception, unless they seem very
commercial. So how do we tell? post it and see.

4. also related to number 2: I hope that posts will exhibit grace to a greater or lesser
extent. Every once in a while I myself goof on this (lose it?) so DUMP ON ME, BUT via
EMAIL, NOT a POST. Often I catch it myself and go back and delete the post before more
than a few thousand people have suffered it. :)

5. Also considered not the best post is a "thank you for bailing me out of deep ???". Send
an email to the savior. They will appreciate it and our digests will not be astronomical in
size.

6. Speaking of data size, please delete most of the thread that you reply to, leaving only
enough for context. Repeated failure to do this in the long run will lead to mutual
frustration.

7. Initially post anything that you think might fit or nearly fit; I will be happy to consider it
and you might well help me define what I mean by all this. Incidentally members and
posts are not currently reviewed before they appear in public and I do not expect them to
be. If you have looked at the Epson 4000 group, it operates much like this; is very useful;
and I do almost zero actual moderation. Kirk started it right one might say.

8. If you should someday find that you are no longer a member, don't take it as a major
insult. It will mean that in my opinion you have stepped fairly far over the line. Rejoin and
we'll try again. On the other hand if you are ever banned, hmmm. I have only done that
once in a year on the other group.

9. And when you read this you may well notice that the formating stinks; word wrapping
at the darnest places, etc. I have never figured out how to fix this and would appreciate
advice. Is it just a Safari thing or????


Happy posting
Scott Graham

All you need to do is install the new software, then choose your printer. However, I use the Macintosh G5 w/OSX8.3.8 and it is rther simplified to install various printers.
Jack Fulton

Ok, I guess I'll get the ball rolling with a QTR specific question.
I've been usin QTR since it was released for Windows with my 2200.
I'll be taking delivery on an Epson 4000 in about a week and the
newest release of QTR is printer specific. Has anybody else changed
printers? Is it as simple as just re-running the installation
program, or do I need to un-install / re-install? I'll be gratefull
for any advice.

Hi Group,

I really hope this group takes off.

I have been reading the DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint group. While
this is a nice group it is not focused on the subject that is
important to me, and that is the Quadtone RIP.

Let me introduce myself.

I am an electronic engineer. I have worked in remote sensing
(airborne sensors and satellite ground stations) and color science
(designing proofers for the graphic arts industry).

I have a Leaf Valeo 22 megapixel digital back on my Hasselblad and
print on an Epson 4000.

I am a member of the Western Photographic Circle, which is a print
making club.

Good luck and I hope we can attract Roy Harrington over to this group.

Ray

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Diane, thanks for setting this up!

Everybody should visit Diane's gallery: www.base.com/picnic

Lots of well-seen, non-trivial work

Diane, I like the quietest stuff best...your "product photos" of
ceramics are the quietest of the lot, but that kind of minimalist
photography can be very rewarding...as you've shown.

Your "monochromes" not only record objects and places from another
era, they look like they were taken in another era.

John Kelly

--- In QuadtoneRIP@..., "Diane Fields" <picnic@c...> wrote:

I just checked the QTR forum--see that there are 7 members, only 2

posts. I do hope that there will be some activity here as there seem
to be a number of new QTR users. I"ve even set up my QTR folder for
posts to be moved there when dled *smile.

Diane
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picnic@c...
photo site

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