Digital BW, The Print

The EEM LC-in-Y curve is called UT7-2200-EEM-LC-in-Y-Carbon-6.acv and 
can be found on Paul Roark's page here:

http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/UT7-2200-curves.html

I couldn't get a satisfactory result by tweaking that curve & am now 
using Paul's 7k curves as a starting point but it's difficult without a 
densitometer. If anyone can help or has a matte paper curve designed for 
this combination I would be most grateful.

regards
Howard

John Moody wrote:
> Where did you find that curve?  I don\ufffdt see it anywhere.
> 
> Best regards,
> John Moody
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> Subject: [Digital BW] Curve for UT7 with UTFS-Y
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> Hi
> 
> I have purchased a bottle of MIS UTFS-4-Y for use in the yellow slot
> of my 2100. Am I right in thinking that the existing EEM LC-in-Y curve
> is the best starting point for integrating this ink in to a 4-ink warm
> tone curve? What adjustments do I need to make to that curve so that
> this ink takes over from the LC ink in the best place?
> 
> Thanks for any guidance
> Howard
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