Mike, If I understand correctly, then I print a 21-step wedge via ABW mode with the ICC profile set to "same as source", and then read the density values off the printed step wedge and use these to create a linearised ICC profile with CreateIcc. I then print in ABW with the profile set to the one that I generated using CreateIcc. Correct? This does seem like a nice way to go. However, I'd like the option to print split tones (e.g., cold shadows, warm highlights) and it seems that ABW doesn't allow this, just an overall change in the image colour thoughout the whole tonal range. Thanks again Guy > > With the 2400 just use Epson's ABW plus QTR CreateIcc. > Works a treat and no messing around with curves. > > Mike > >
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Re: Newbie - Epson R2400 and Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl
2007-11-07 by Guy Brown