Datacolor User to User Support Group.

I seem to have this issue as well. I pushed the slider to add 35 blue and
saw very minimal difference. I figured it was something I was doing wrong.
To make adjustments to a profile I was skipping the reading portion, opening
the previous profile and adjusting and rebuilding the profile. I am also
closing Photoshop and reopening before the next print. All my print driver
settings seem correct (I have been printing with Atkinson profiles for a few
years with good consistent results). Since it is near the end of the
semester here I have had to return to my former profiles and methods for the
time to get student work done, but if a resolution can be found I can do
some testing at down times.


david emerick 

emerick.blogspot.com
www.smcm.edu/~dnemerick




From: bwinkjet 
Hi,

Yes that is one issue.  Other profiles: those made with other systems,
canned profiles from
manufactorers, and custom profiles do not have this problem.

The other issue, to me, is that many people do NOT, or have not reported
this problem.  I 
wonder if there is a variable that has not yet been uncovered that causes
certain of us to 
have the same problem.  I was told that that my profile and readings from my
spectrocolorimeter were correct:  however I have yellow prints unless I
correct the profile
with +20 blue.  

So, what is the variable?  Our eyes?  Overly critical demands?  Or something
about the PFP 
2.0 system itself?

Paul