digital negatives not using quadtone rip

With the P600 and P800 discontinued and P700 and P800 only offering limited support with quadtone is there any alterantive ways to print digital negatives with current printers beyond the simple one colour inkjet prints of the past?

It seems that most solutions nowadays rely on Epson pigment printers so, assuming you're using one of these printers:

1) Take a look at: https://www.photo-historica.com/digitalnegatives

2) There is also Mark Nelson's PDN system: https://www.precisiondigitalnegatives.com/

3) If you're a DIY type of person, there is much information around the interwebs about constructing your own curves, etc.

Up until recently, I always printed my digital negatives directly from PS through the regular Epson printer driver. Since moving over to Richard Boutwell's QCDN software, I now use QTR.

I use http://www.easydigitalnegatives.com/ with a P700 and I'm pretty happy with the results

Thanks gents - some good links - the last time i did this was with Dan Burkholder's technique so I'm totally out of touch with what happened after his book but it seems the same idea. Print a stepwedge in different colours and choose the one that looks best.

Andrew Keedle said:

I use http://www.easydigitalnegatives.com/ with a P700 and I'm pretty happy with the results

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I'm just about to start down this path and would be interested in any hints you have to share.

Check out Will Salley's nice presentations.

ced said:

Check out Will Salley's nice presentations.

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Thank for that but it was specifically the details for the P700 and EDN I was looking for

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