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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 brown.
Why is this happening? All the QTRgui settings are correct and I
converted to the Photo Gray profile.

By the way, I should add that the QTR works great on Enhanced Matte
paper (looks far superior than printing from PS and with NO magenta
tinge to them under the flourescent lights). What a relief.

I'd appreciate hearng back from someone who might be able to help me.

Thanks!
Steve

Steve
Check out messages #78 and #79.

Will

Steve wrote:

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.

--- In QuadtoneRIP@..., Will <will@p...> wrote:

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

brown.

Why is this happening? All the QTRgui settings are correct and I
converted to the Photo Gray profile.

By the way, I should add that the QTR works great on Enhanced

Matte

paper (looks far superior than printing from PS and with NO

magenta

tinge to them under the flourescent lights). What a relief.

I'd appreciate hearng back from someone who might be able to

help me.

Thanks!
Steve





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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 warmer.

My Epson driver prints are COLD, and I sort of like them.

I don't see a NoK curve as mentioned in the 78/79 messages. And don't know if it would
work for matte anyway. I have loaded the latest Mac version 2.1D.

Suggestions?

Thanks
Scott

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, images come out very faint and grey. I used the Photo black
and and then the Matte Black ink the results were the same.

--- In QuadtoneRIP@..., "Scott Graham" <gebilwil@n...>
wrote:

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 warmer.

My Epson driver prints are COLD, and I sort of like them.

I don't see a NoK curve as mentioned in the 78/79 messages. And

don't know if it would

work for matte anyway. I have loaded the latest Mac version

2.1D.

Suggestions?

Thanks
Scott

--- In QuadtoneRIP@..., Will <will@p...> wrote:

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

brown.