Datacolor User to User Support Group.

What settings did you use to profile the printer?  I'm finding that 
ICM OFF yields a grayscale with some bad color crossovers.  Color 
controls gamma 2.2 and Epson Standard seems to be more even if a bit 
bluish.  I'm also finding that I get density reversals with ICM off. 

So even though this isn't standard practice I'm going to try to make 
profiles using Image Specialist ink in a R1800 on Premium Semigloss 
using Premium Luster paper type (better dmax), Color controls-2.2-
epson standard, and best photo (better dmax and no density reversals).

I'll let you know how it works out.
Roger

--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "pillgrem" <wpp@...> wrote:
>
> --- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Lenos" <doug@> 
wrote:
> >
> > When I profile Kirkland Prem Glossy paper and my CIS ink set 
(Image
> Specialists R1800 inks) - the skins tones come out way too 'red' -
> everyone looks like they have a high degree of sunburn - I have 
played
> with the adv setting sliders but any adjustments I make - for 
example
> the red/cyan slider have very little effect until it has so much
> affect that the rest of the image is unacceptably dull red... has
> anyone experienced this and worked thru it - any tweaking advice 
would
> be appreciated. 
> > 
> > I am puzzled why the profile would produce anything this far off 
the
> mark, I could see a slight over sat on a color but a total over
> saturation to this point is confusing ... I am also to the point of
> trying X-Rite's product unless I can get it resolved.
> > 
> > Thanks for any thoughts...
> > 
> > doug
> >
> 
> Doug,
> I think I am having the same problem with my R1800 and a new CIS. 
Have
> you managed to fully resolve the issue? 
> I have noticed that reds seem too saturated and yellows tend toward
> orange. My grayscales seem fine. I have used PrintFix Pro 
extensively
> with my 4000 with no issues and the R1800 seemed fine before adding
> the CIS.
> 
> Thanks
> Peter
>