There is quite a bit of difference in the printing characteristics of various canvas materials. Enough that some can be used with eith photo or matte black. Look on Colorbyte's web site for all of the ICC profiles they currently have. The listings will be by printer, ink, and paper type, as well as gray and color profiles. There are several canvas profiles out there, at least for the 9600. All of these profiles are downloadable for free for use with IP.
Tom Baker
colorspanmam <Ellie@...> wrote:
Thanks Tom,
The cost of losing around $100 per time I change the cartridges
means in that case that I will restrict myself to using only the art
papers. Which works with Canvas, do you know? My guess is the matte
too?
Ellie
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Tom Baker
<tbaker1328@s...> wrote:
> My experience w/IP and the 9600 says that I must use matte black
with the art papers, and photo black with the others. I believe
there are density tests that indicate the photo black produces a
rather inferior density on the 'art' papers. I have not seen any
custom profiles that claim to overcome this issue.
>
> Tom Baker
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