--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "edrudolpho" <erudolph@...> wrote: > > Ken,.... > The third thing is, did you read the Eye-One read me in the Curve > Design folder that comes in the QTR 2.4.1 download. It describes two > parts to the process. Linearizing a curve for your printer, and > building an ICC profile for printing and soft-proofing. > > Ed I agree with Ed...Ken there is something not right with your workflow. Firstly strip the linearization out of the stock profiles you would like to use, then reinstall them. Open the 21 step ramp do not convert to any space in Photoshop. In Print with Preview use Same as Source (Do not color manage). Print the 21 step ramp with QTR and selected paper profile. Read the 21 patches and place linearization results back into the stripped profiles. (You have to drop the text file into one of the QTR scripts for linearization results...forgot which script...not at my main computer.) Reinstall this new profile using the install script. To build ICC profiles... Print the 21 step ramp with all settings same as above using the new linearized QTR profile. Do not color manage...yet! Read the 21 step ramp, drop text file into QTR-ICC "builder."...now that new file becomes your ICC profile to soft proof and print with color management.
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Re: Roy's working space blocks up shadow detail? Why use it?
2006-06-05 by John Vitollo