Datacolor User to User Support Group.

--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, CDTobie@... wrote:
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> 
> In a message dated 7/19/06 9:38:35 PM, wilsonrob@... writes:
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> > Just for fun (I actually use imageprint with this printer() i 
printed
> > teh 225 target on my 2200 using epson matte and teh 1440 setting.
> > 
> The results you describe would tend to indicate incorrect 
settings, or some 
> other issue. The 2200 profiles excellently with PrintFIX PRO, with 
target 
> prints that show a full range of bright colors, varying a bit 
depending on media 
> setting.
> 
> Did you print the target direct from PrintFIX PRO, with color 
management in 
> the driver set to No Color Adjustment, or equivalent?
> 
> Have you tried building RGB ImagePrint Profiles for your media to 
use on top 
> of the ImagePrint CMYK profile and settings? It can't improve your 
gamut any 
> further, since that is CMYK profile limited, but it can tune your 
output to 
> your particular printer.
> 
> C. David Tobie
> Product Technology Manager
> ColorVision Business Unit
> Datacolor Inc.
> CDTobie@...
> www.colorvision.com
>
I printed the target from printfix, with my epson settings as ICM, 
no color adjustment.

One thing I noticed is that the target looks different when viewed 
on screen in printfix than if I load the .jpg file into photoshop.
What is quite wierd is the blue color to all of the first 5 rows of 
and columns of the test.

I have just gotten the software and hardware but the test print is 
not that hard to do.

I used the enhanced matte setting on the printer and the enhanced 
matte paper so they should match up fairly well. 

The printer does produce wonderfull prints with the imageprint 
profiles.

I have not tried to make a profile from what I have, and it may come 
out fine, but it seems strange that the starting colors are so far 
off.