Digital BW, The Print

I agree with both of you. I have 9600 running with IP and I had many 
problems at beginning specially I live in Europe. But they were able 
to solve most of the problems in a moment they understand that they 
are real problems. There are still problems with units/default units 
(meter/inch) and others. But generaly the software payed for itself 
very fast.

I like their ICC profiles - not so exact as custom made, but 
consistent and very good generated - no any "holes" or compressed 
areas in them. If I rotate red hue with +6 it is almost exact for my 
printer.

Martin Sluka

At 20:31 -0700 18.9.2003, Tom Baker wrote:
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>I run Imageprint on my 9600. 
>Also, for some reason, since I got Imageprint, I have not had any 
>monitor/printer calibration problems.  I do pay attention to the ICC 
>profiles from end-to-end in my processing.  But, I'm not sure that's 
>why I haven't had any problems.  Maybe luck.  After all, this is 
>still photography, and every photographer needs a little luck now 
>and then, no matter how well you plan.
> 
>Tom Baker
>
>crown_red <crown_red@...> wrote:
>
>>Conclusion: I'm glad I bought ImagePrint. I'll keep it. I'll feel bad
>>a year from now when new hardware, software, or marketing
>>developments give the same performance for half the price.

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