John - I'm in the early stages of working with the software from Colorvision (ProfilerPlus) to make profiles for using my Epson 1280 with the Epson inks on PhotoRag paper. I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but: You use the Colorvision Spyder to calibrate your monitor, you make a print of a supplied color chart with the ink/printer/paper combination you plan to use (according to their instructions, which essentially have you turn any printer color management off), you use a flatbed scanner to make a scan (again, according to their instructions), and then you open the scan of the printed chart. At that point you use their software from within Photoshop to create a profile based on that scan and then make a test print of an image. After examining the test print you can adjust the profile, essentially by making a new one of the same scan you used for the first one, but with some slider adjustments. My first attempts were frustrating, but after calling them and changing the gamma setting on my scanner for the scan of the print of the chart, it went well. I still have some questions for them about tweaking the profile, but it got me started. Let me know if I can answer any questions you may have about this. Best, Stephen Petegorsky >
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Profiing 1280/ink/paper combinations
2002-03-29 by Stephen Petegorsky
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