Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Hi Pierre,

You have the correct idea.
You do not choose intent when making the profile this is done 
afterward when printing. (You can print the test image in a ring a 
round with the different intents to see what difference it makes.  
But this is done with a single profile.)
Go ahead print the targets, allow to dry, and measure.  Then create a 
straight profile (without sliders), try it our and see where you 
are.  I usually use relative colorimetric with black point when 
printing unless I have a bunch of colors whice are out of gamut and 
then I will use perceptual.
Have fun

Paul

--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "ve2caz" <ve2caz@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> 
> I just received my new PrintFIX Pro Suite and will be profiling my
> little hart out in the coming weeks.
> 
> I use an Epson 2200 with OEM Ultra Chrome inks and this is my latest
> workflow: AdobeRGB Raw > CaptureOne LE > Photoshop CS2 > Qimage
> 
> As I understand it, you typically profile Ink / Paper / Print
> Resolution combinations such as in this permutation:
> 
>     Ultra Chrome / Ilford Smooth Pearl / 1400 PPI
> 
> Do I also need to do permutations based on rendering intent and the
> use of black point compensation?
> 
>     Ultra Chrome / Ilford Smooth Pearl / 1400 PPI / Relative -
>     Colorimetric / Black Point
> 
> Any tips or suggestion to get started would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Pierre
>