Re: using PFP to create QTR profile data
2007-06-07 by David Keenan
... Man, when did this paradigm shift??? Forever, I have been under the impression that ICC profiles had no bearing on ABW printing whatsoever. How many times
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2007-06-07 by David Keenan
... Man, when did this paradigm shift??? Forever, I have been under the impression that ICC profiles had no bearing on ABW printing whatsoever. How many times
2007-06-07 by Michele Berti
... profiles: our ... in all ... color adjustment ... actually be ... culprit here. ... as AWB mode ... a huge ... start from ... there is any ... targets at
2007-06-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I use it in most all art paper profiles, meaning both matte art papers (and any other matte papers, for that matter, but all my matte papers are art papers
2007-06-07 by lrood37
Did a search on this question and couldn t find anything. I ve read that there are many QTR curves (other than what comes with QTR) for the 2200, but the only
2007-06-07 by jrschwaller
Hi, CD... Would you use that plus 5 only for a profile being used for B&W....or would you recommend trying it for a profile which was used for both Color and
2007-06-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... If that s the only colorimeter you have. I m using the Spectrocam + the 4 x 21 random target and convert the measurements for QTR profiler: see my pages.
2007-06-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Well, for starters we recommend you try Saturation intent for your B&W printing, and always recommend BPC be turned off with PrintFIX PRO profiles: our
2007-06-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No, the resulting profile linearizes your grays (moves them up and down the gray axis to optimize their placement) when you print through it, as well as
2007-06-07 by Michele Berti
... So the work flow should be as follows: 1) Print the 21step target using the ABW (in PS we must pick No Color Management ; 2) In the print driver choose
2007-06-07 by jcpeos
hello, does anyone knows if Efillink inkset are different compare to MIS inkset? I am speaking about inkset for the same printer of course -ie R2400 or
2007-06-07 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, DIMi was offline for some 3 days with an issue at the hosting company. Needless to say I am not happy and will be looking to move the hosting. Anyway,
2007-06-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... In almost any color managed printer driver there s an option that allows you to use the color management of the application you print from by disabling the
2007-06-07 by Michele Berti
... that 1.5 to ... the ... red the first ... profiled ... target a neutral ... was tagged ... No idea why this red bias. The QTR target is a Greyscale 8 bit
2007-06-07 by David Keenan
I created an QTR ICC profile by printing the 21-step profile on Innova FibaGloss F paper using the ABW mode of the Epson 3800 printer. I read the profile print
2007-06-07 by Roy Harrington
... Dave, ABW is only non-ICC based in that Epson does not provide any ICC profiles. ABW is just a print driver -- you can profile it and be ICC based or just
2007-06-07 by Paul Roark
Hi Dario, Sorry I never got around to following up on this. I think the context was working on the QTR curves. What I did is simply do a screen grab of the
2007-06-07 by David Keenan
... Thanks. The process seems simple enough. But since ABW is not a ICC based process, I would assume that the QTR ICC has no bearing on the actual printing of
2007-06-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I ve never seen this type of red bias in PFP2 profiles. Where did that 1.5 to 2 points of red come from? The same device read the patches to build the
2007-06-07 by met.graphix
... Hi Paul, Just got around to trying this approach. Do you still remember how you were optimizing those curves in PS? Thx, Dario
2007-06-07 by Keith R.
... You could check out Keith Cooper s website(Northlight-Images.co.uk) in which he has an artical about using PFP and QTR.
2007-06-07 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve always edited for QTR in QTR Grey Lab colour space and printed using QTR Grey Matte. I do this because it said to do it in the instructions. Printing
2007-06-07 by Jim Doyle
It works excellent..I belive that it’s the same spray as Priemier Art Shield and Hahnemuhle Fine Art Spray and Lumijet Image shield.. Jim Doyle Shades Of
2007-06-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I wondered if anyone had used this product on matte paper and how well it worked for you. I print only on matte and art papers and wondered how well
2007-06-06 by minoltaretrobug
Hello Eugene (and group), My name is Gary, and I think this is my first reply to this group (I ve been greedily lurking and learning for a couple of months
2007-06-06 by Michele Berti
Tobie, I made a profile reading the 255 patches + the extended grays on Hahnemuhle FineArt Pearl. I then opened the 21steps wedge I found in the QTR
2007-06-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... Steve s messages on that subject start around 15-11-2005. I think the same time QTR got his profile creation application. There must be a place where the
2007-06-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats the trick with QTR, CreateICC and the whole culture that goes with them. They are documented in bits in pieces in many places, and you have to figure
2007-06-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Selecting your existing measurement sets in the popdowns (if you are building profiles for B&W I assume you are adding the extended grays target), choosing
2007-06-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I assume you did not use the shadow detail slider to dial in the degree of shadow detail you wanted. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
2007-06-06 by Michele Berti
... just print the target, use the measure tool of PFP, check the box QTR Format Ovewrite and read the patches. Once you finished reading the patches just
2007-06-06 by list@schophoto.com
You could just use frame spacers instead of a mat to keep the glass away form the surface of the print. Face mounting involves permanently mounting the
2007-06-06 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Purchase a frame that has a separation build into it or spacers from the frame shop to keep the glass away from the print. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101
2007-06-06 by Michele Berti
I ve searched the forum here for Steve s workflow but really can t find his post! Do you remember the post s subject? Michele
2007-06-06 by ausdlk
... Is this process documented somewhere? Dave.
2007-06-06 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
No need to re-read the patches unless you feel you made an error with the original readings. You can use the same patch readings to create a new profile after
2007-06-06 by ausdlk
... This may be true. But after carefully profiling with 700+ large patches printed over four pages of 13x19 paper and then comparing a ABW print vs. the PFP2
2007-06-06 by antoinedese
Perhaps I should have been more specific with my original question. For some prints I favor printing on a paper the full size of the frame, the image itself
2007-06-06 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Yes, there the intent is to mount it, not just place it there. If the original question was directed towards mounting, I am sorry but I missed that. Eric
2007-06-06 by Carl Schofield
Face mounting is of course the exception to this notion and is quite beautiful and stable when done properly using appropriate paper, archival adhesives, and
2007-06-06 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Putting any paper print against glass/glazing that has any chance of sticking is a bad idea. What would make it stick? Coatings, carrier that hasn t completely
2007-06-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Lets see, where do I begin? Roy Harrington, whose software this is about, it on this list, so he can respond directly. I have a few comments. One is that
2007-06-06 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 6/6/2007 9:47:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, e1-fyc7-7hww-c9sn@emailias.com writes: In Amadou Diallo s excellent book (p. 311), the
2007-06-06 by antoinedese
In Amadou Diallo s excellent book (p. 311), the statement is made No matter which material you choose, it is important that the print does not come into
2007-06-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... Steve Kale did for many months already. QTR profile. I m doing more or less the same on the ABW mode of the HP Z3100. Check Steve Kale s messages on this
2007-06-06 by Bob Frost
Epson say use within 6 months of opening. You can use it for longer periods, but even with small R1800 carts the ink gets paler with time as the pigments
2007-06-06 by Bob Frost
... 1280 modern? I ve been through 7 generations of Epsons from EX, 1270, 1280/90, 2000, 2100/2200, R1800, and R2400, so the 1280/90 is five generations
2007-06-06 by Michele Berti
Hi David, I am experiencing the same issues since I recently get a 3800. After profiling all my papers with PFP I made some comparisons and although prints
2007-06-06 by mkirschner
Paul s recommendation to poach the yellow chip should work. I had the same problem once on my C86, and that solution worked for me. It s possible the chip
2007-06-06 by Alan Kearney
Epson states the inks have a 2 year shelf life, and a 6 month in the printer life once you ve opened the seals. And a sure way to plug up the print heads is to
2007-06-06 by lou4photo
I have 100 sheets of 8.5 x11 Premier Art Matte Scrapbook paper for sale. 205 gsm/m2. Smooth, dual-sided, acid free, buffered natural white. Five packs of