Well I did it with NK6 on the Epson 10K and it was really easy. I got a great tonal ramp the first time, the dmax was adequate at 1.66 on PR. Just printed out the 256 color patches with the grey inks with color management off, let the patches dry, read the densities, generated the profile, selected the profile. Very easily done here - on Mac G5 OSX.4.9. You might be having some trouble with Vista, sounds like it. john --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "mdhill60_1960" <mdhill60@...> wrote: > > Unless my eyes have deceived me, I've read that it is possible to > build a profile for Cone K7 inks for QTR using PRINTFIX PRO's 225 > patch pattern. Because I use Cone K7 inks, obviously the calibration > print is all b/w. After measuring all of the patches, I try to build > the profile. The progress bar jumps to about 50% and never moves. > I've left it running for up to 10 minutes. > > > The user documents suggest that not completing the build process will > happen if the measurement file is bad, but I've remeasured three > different times. I am confident I have the right number of measures, > so I'm at a loss unless the all greyscale readings are what is causing > the problem. > > Anyone else had experience with this problem? > > I'm using PFP on Vista, but I've uninstalled/reinstalled and cleaned > the registry between installs with no effect. >
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Re: Building B/W profiles for K7 inks and QTR using PFP 2.1
2007-06-13 by john dean
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