I agree a custom profile works wonders. A friend with access to an i1 profiled Museo and Entrada bright white for me. The Museo makes a nice warm toned print and the Entrada slightly cool toned. The natural tone Entrada would probably be similar to the Museo. All very even toned throughout the scale, though, no color shifts anywhere. More experimentation with papers might yield the most neutral results, but if you had to pay for profiles, could get pretty expensive! Steve On 5/14/04 10:45 AM, "Scott Graham" <gebilwil@...> wrote: > The solution is a custom profile for your paper. All the printers cannot > possibly be > manufactured EXACTLY alike, so the profiles shipped are sort of a compromise. > In color a > tiny (small?) shift is un-noticable, in B&W is stands out like a sore thumb. > There notes on > these groups recommending people who will make the profile for about $40.
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Re: Can I get a nice neutral black and white print from the 2200?
2004-05-15 by Steve German
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