Digital Light & Color

I am concerned that I have not properly understood the documentation on the use of monitor curves. It appears to me that in general use (after you have already built and stored a monitor curve) when you are ready to print an image, you must step sideways by opening the Monitor Curves dialog and choosing one of your monitor curves, then proceed through the standard procedure for printing except that you ensure that the "Apply inverse monitor curves" box is checked.
It would seem more direct that you choose or verify your desired inverse monitor curve in a drop down menu in the PWP print menu without taking a detour through the Monitor Curves dialog under Files.

The assumption is that most users will have only one set of monitor curves.

I found no Gray Wedge 15.tif (as referred to in the docs for Monitor Curves) in my download of PWP 5.0.1.2.

I did find Q-13.tif on the Download page.

Have I missed something? (I probably have).

The grey wedge file is right below the Color Management paper here: http://dl-c.com/content/view/34/55/

Kiril

I'm not confident that I fully understand. Suppose that in one session I return to Monitor Curves, pick my curve, then go to the print dialog, check the "Apply inverse monitor curves" print, then close PWP. When I later reopen PWP, I believe the "Apply.." box will still be checked. Will PWP still use the curve without my going back to Monitor Curves, or must I again return to the Monitor Curves dialog before printing? Would this also be true if I had multiple curves?

PWP remembers the last monitor curves

Found it, Kiril!

Thanks much!