Digital BW, The Print

Dean-

I'm familiar with PrintFix; I'd purchase custom print profiles, preferably 
linearized print profiles, until I could afford something like the i1Photo or 
new X-Rite kits.



Bill Kennedy
Associate Professor of Photocommunications
St. Edward's University
512/448-8680


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wrote:
> Dean-
> 
> I'm familiar with PrintFix; I'd purchase custom print profiles, 
preferably 
> linearized print profiles, until I could afford something like the 
i1Photo or 
> new X-Rite kits.
> 
> 
> 
> Bill Kennedy
> Associate Professor of Photocommunications
> St. Edward's University
> 512/448-8680
> 
> 


That was a pretty polite way of saying:


"YUCK, don't waste your money!" And don't bother "stepping up" to 
their "spectro" version, it just isn't better, and it isn't really a 
spectrophotometer. I think the colormouse that comes with it does 
read density status T, but I can't really remember. I'll set the 
whole Spectro pro suite for about half the price I paid, or around 
$400 if anyone wants it. Just for the record, I think it sucks, so be 
forwarned.