I'm using:
PrintFIX PRO 2.0
Epson 2200
MIS UT-3d inks
QTR-Create-ICC-RGB.app (Mac)
Embedding_Photoshop_Curves_in_ICCs.pdf
UT-3D_Readme.pdf
If I am reading the instructions properly, I should follow this
sequence:
Assume the curve I want to use is called MyCurve.acv
1) In Photoshop:
Open "rgb-raw-16.psd"
Image>Adjustments>Curves>Preset>MyCurve.acv
Save As: "rgb-raw-16.raw"
Open: "Step-21-gray.tif"
Image>Adjustments>Curves>Preset>MyCurve.acv
Print "Step-21-gray.tif", no color adjustment; other values set
for final prints
2) With PrintFIX PRO 2.0:
read lab values of printed scale
save values in "MyValues.txt"
2) On desktop:
Drag "rgb-raw-16.raw" and "MyValues.txt" onto QTR-Create-ICC-
RGB.app
RESULT: "MyValues.icc" on desktop
Is this sequence correct?
If it is, am I correct in assuming that I can profile any of my
papers starting with the following curves? ---
matte papers --- "Start_matte.acv"
glossy papers --- "Start_glossy.acv"
And finally, how do I "tweak" profiles I have created in this way?
Suppose that I started with Start_matte.acv, went through the
profiling sequence, and ended up with "Start_matte.icc". Suppose
that I then decide I would like to tweak it a bit.
How do I "tweak" my first attempt at linearizing? At that point I
have the PrintFIX PRO readings, the original adjustment curve, and
the final ICC, but not the adjustment curve represented by applying
the PFP readings to the starting curve.
MyronMessage
UT-3d profiling sequence
2007-02-25 by Myron Gochnauer
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