Thanks for the additional feedback. I suspect you are all correct. A RIP probably is required, since this paper accepts ink differently from most of the available paper settings in the Epson driver. I profiled the original Crane Museo for a friend awhile back and the blacks were very weak. I was hoping Museo Max was better. As a starting point, I always print a gray stepwedge and a series of color blocks (using an RGB file and the Epson driver) trying various paper and quality settings before printing a profiling target. Once I have the setting that gives me the best overall result and Dmax, I use those settings to print the final profiling target for measuring. In the step wedge on Museo Max, I measured multiple steps and my darkest step (RGB 0,0,0) actually gave me the best Dmax of all the steps, at about 1.55. That was after letting it dry overnight. Thanks again. Lou
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Feedback on Crane Museo Max Paper??
2005-12-01 by Louis Dina
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