Datacolor User to User Support Group.

> That simplifies life...

How complicate to profile a PostScript color laser? In fact, I need 
to profile a Hp PS color laser cp3505 & I'm still finding how to 
disable the color management.

> The "raw" color gamut of the printer is shown in the printed 
target... if 
> you've used settings that actually get "raw" output. So you can 
see the gamut 
> right there, before you even measure or build a profile...
I don't quite get what you means here?

> I assume that you mean by this that you get brighter color from 
the canned 
> profile than from a custom profile... definately an issue with 
your settings 
> then...
I use [wincolor] utility to compare them

> You don't note which you have tried. You should be printing your 
target (as 
> well as your final prints) with the Color Adjustment: No Color 
Adjustment 
> setting selected.
I select Color Adjustment w/ no color adjustment & gamma = 2.2.

If you think the color adj is the right way to go, the created 
profile with extremely small color gamut (get too much gamut warning 
when soft-proof a CMYK test image, as compared to Hp color laser) 
should be correct. I just can't understand why the gamut of the 
canned profile has the same size as sRGB. Rgds!