Digital BW, The Print

Hi Lynn,

You need to select at least one curve. Curves are the profiles QTR use to
know how to print, so without them you won't be able to do anything useful
the program. Typically people will select a warm and a cool curve with a 50%
blend which will create a neutral tone.

Use 1440dpi unless you know the curve is designed for another resolution. If
you print with 2880dpi using a curve designed for 1440dpi the print will be
very dark.

Which printer, inks and papers do you use?

--
Daniel Staver
http://daniel.staver.no


> I just downloaded and the RIP and did a print with it and 
> must say I'm not getting anything like my screen on my 
> computer showed it to be printed like.... I just followed the 
> Adobe Reader guide and hit the print button and got a really 
> dark image almost black .. being pariniod about wasting ink 
> thought that I'd see if any of you have some help for me
> 
> Now the interface where the Curves and blend are I just put 
> in the NONE for curves and blend at 50% everything else was 
> as the instuctions said to do.
> One more thing does this use my profiles that I put in for 
> printing in PS what I mean is I used at one time the print 
> with preview and set it to some things that are suppose to 
> help print from PS Hope that I made myself clear if not let 
> me know Lynn