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ipF8000 on the way.

2006-12-14 by potomacbassfisher

C.D.

Haven't gotten the 8000 yet but starting to get my ducks in a row 
when it comes to profiling.  

I will be using Hahnemeuhle Photo Rag, William Turner and Breathing 
Color Chromata canvas on the new Canon.  Do you recommend profiling 
these paper types with the Canon driver or the Photoshop export 
module.  I have heard that there are much better results to be had 
from the 16bit export module.  Is that your experience?  

Lastly I am assuming that the export module cannot be used with 
Qimage like the Canon driver...  What can you tell me on these issues?

-Jonathan 


> I have not had excess ink in raw (unprofiled) prints for profiling 
targets on 
> the iPF printers. I have not had difficulty profiling these 
printers through 
> either the drivers, or the Photoshop Export modules. One user in 
these threads 
> seems to want to build n-channel (in his case seven channel!) 
profiles, and 
> feed them to RGB drivers, which is not possible (and not reasonable 
either). 
> Others may be talking about ink limiting in RIPs. I don't care much 
about either 
> of those issues since I can get gallery quality color and B&W 
prints on a 
> range of gloss and matte fine art papers right through the Canon 
driver and 
> export module with PrintFIX PRO 2.0 profiles... I don't see any 
reason to make it 
> more difficult than that.
> 
> C. David Tobie
> Product Technology Manager
> ColorVision Business Division
> DataColor Inc.
> CDTobie@...
> www.colorvision.com
>

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