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Am I the only one who thinks that the cool curve for enhanced matte is not cold enough? Have been happily printing with the Epson 4000 driver, not icc, and getting very cold blacks, with no

I got news for you, I have the NoK curve and it doesn't work, or at least I can't get it to work, for this application. When I tried printing using the QTR on lustre paper using the NoK curve,

Hello, I'm wondering if there are plans for R1800 support, or if that's even possible due to the lack of a light black in in the R1800? Thanks, Jeff Kohn

Hi, Am finally starting to experiment with QTR on Enhanced Matte. While the print using the cool curve (100-0 of cool/warm) looks neutral by itself, in comparison to an Epson driver print it is

Thanks, Will. When I did the step wedges on the luster papers with pk, I noticed that they were quite warm, but thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. Ilford them. brown. Matte magenta help

Steve Check out messages #78 and #79. Will Steve wrote:

When I use the QTR to print on either Epson Premium Luster or Ilford Smooth Pearl papers, my prints have a strong brownish hue to them. Even with a Curve of 100% cool, they are still printing out

Thanks for the clarification. Rich

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Peter; I did that and still only found inkseparation.tif and inkseparation.psd. To quote from QuadToneRIP 2.0 Calibration (for MacOSX): "The Ink Pattern Test Page The ink pattern test page

I'm doing a series of 'step wedges'tonight using the QTR and a 2200 printer. I've done Epson enhanced matte and about to try Epson Premium Luster. What curves blend do I choose in the QTRgui? I'm

Rich, For QTRgui in the gui go to option>calibration mode. That will open the file. Peter

The QuadToneRip 2.0 Calibration instructions tell us to use "inkpatern.psd" , a CYMK file, as our calibration file yet I cannot find it in either the MacOsX or WinXP versions. The closest file is

I find that the shadows in QTR using EEM neutral, are quite blue and detract from the neutral tone of the other areas. In examining the curve, I see the toner is 100% density and the ink limit is

Qimage gives you all the page layout controls you could ever want. It also does smart sharpening for printer output. You can do all these things in Photoshop, but since you are using Qimage for color,

Bernie--I like it somewhat better than sharpening in PS with USM. If you do a lot of other twists to sharpening or use something like PKS--the sharpening may better for some images. As far as

Bernard, The reason I considered it is because I jump through hoops to sharpen with PKS in PS (though I really like the plugin--but it will only work in RGB). Qimage does a really good interpolation

I agree with you LOL. I did the same--opened the file saved from Qimage (with the profile) and used smart sharpening as usual. It worked out great. I love QTR---its solved my one big

Yes, thanks Stephen, I now have the correct version and my curve graphs are working fine. I must have downloaded the wrong version from Roy Harrington's QTR site. <sbillard@s...>

actually you should read the instructions that came with the Beta9 version (2.1 beta 9 I think) Just don't take them too literally cuz the install and some of the print options have changed.