I got the curve blender and running and understand the mechanics, I actually created a curve that worked in QTR but the results were not good. Should I have just used the default settings to get my neutral? If not what should the blend settings be to get a neutral from warm and cool.
Also I noticed when I double-click on my new curves which I’ve made for MuseoMax that the files open up in a curve viewer. The curves that you created don’t. So right now I have no reference to compare to.
A couple of observations, the Hot Press curves seemed to work pretty well on the Museo max and the images looked very similar to what I had been getting on the hot press paper. The ones that I created have more contrast and resemble the cone 5 paper images. I am using the B&W reference file from Northlight Images to make my visual comparisons
>I got the curve blender and running and understand the mechanics, I actually created a curve that worked in QTR but the results were not good. Should I have just used the default settings to get my neutral? If not what should the blend settings be to get a neutral from warm and cool curves.
Yes I understand that and it works just fine blending curves in QTR. I’m trying to use the curve blender tool. Something you suggested doing instead of making three sets of curves. I I put a cool curve and warm curve in the Curve Blender Tool but I don’t quite understand how I implement the 18%/ 82% ratio. How long before the documentation is available.
i can get everything set up in the Curve Blender but something is going awry when i paste the data into a text document and go through the remaining steps. the curve file I end up with has no data. What text editor do you copy your data into.
Hopefully there will be some documentation on the Curve Blender Tool once it is out of Beta. I think it has a lot of possibilities and I am looking forward to using it at some point. But for now I think it will be easier and faster to make the neutral curve the regular way.
