QTR-Quadtone RIP

Used Create ICC to profile a 2400 on both glossy and matte papers through ABW mode. After 
profiling, printing through the Epson driver with identical settings used to print the 21 step 
target, the prints are much darker than the soft proof. PS is set for "PS manages colors" with 
perceptual and bpc checked. Any ideas on what to check for accurate screen to print match?

did you check simulate paper colour in the soft proof?
that will darken the soft proof and maybe get you a closer match.

2008/6/5 Amadou Diallo <amadiallo@...>:

>   Used Create ICC to profile a 2400 on both glossy and matte papers
> through ABW mode. After
> profiling, printing through the Epson driver with identical settings used
> to print the 21 step
> target, the prints are much darker than the soft proof. PS is set for "PS
> manages colors" with
> perceptual and bpc checked. Any ideas on what to check for accurate screen
> to print match?
>
> 
>


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Yeah, we've been simulating paper color and ink in the softproof. Going to
do more troubleshooting tomorrow.

On 6/5/08, Michael King <drmrking@...> wrote:
>
>   did you check simulate paper colour in the soft proof?
> that will darken the soft proof and maybe get you a closer match.
>
> 2008/6/5 Amadou Diallo <amadiallo@... <amadiallo%40gmail.com>>:
>
> > Used Create ICC to profile a 2400 on both glossy and matte papers
> > through ABW mode. After
> > profiling, printing through the Epson driver with identical settings used
> > to print the 21 step
> > target, the prints are much darker than the soft proof. PS is set for "PS
> > manages colors" with
> > perceptual and bpc checked. Any ideas on what to check for accurate
> screen
> > to print match?
> >
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>  
>



-- 
amadou diallo
Author, Mastering Digital Black and White
www.masteringdigitalbwbook.com


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