Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Bill:
To figure out your problem, let's start at the beginning!

How do prints on Epson Media using Epson profiles look out of your 9800? If they look 
fine, then the problem is either in your workflow for creating and applying 3rd party 
profiles, OR, maybe you have a defective roll of paper. I think it's highly unlikely (but 
possible) that you have a defective printer.

John Nollendorfs


--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "williamdubois" <dubois@...> wrote:
>
> David Miller,
> 
> I am aware that you print targets out "Same As Source" without a profile and that is what 
> we have been doing with all our many tests.
> 
> If you followed the earlier correspondence, I had written:  
> 
> "Should there be such a differemce between the generic Museo profile provided by 
Crane 
> and the one I am making?"
> 
> C. David had suggested that: 
> 
>  "To check the printed gamut, open the 225 patch single page target from the PFP 
Targets 
> folder, assign your workingspace, to it, and print to the Crane profile. That will show 
you 
> what max colors the Crane profile can manage. Do the same with the PFP profile, and 
> check the primary patches in that. If Crane is getting colors beyond PFP's, then there is 
> definitely something amiss."
> 
> 
> Trying the exercise C. David had suggested yielded results not quite similar.  Somewhat 
> similar gamuts but different patches printed quite differently.   The canned Crane profile 
> was made with THEIR 9800.  I am still trying to figure whether we have an erradic 9800.  
> 
> It's quite a learning curve to get the best possible.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Bill
> 
SNIP