Datacolor User to User Support Group.

>>'m using the old 1005 spectro with v4.1.1 software under Snow  
Leopard and I am unable to produce a useful profile for Canon iP4500  
with Kirkland paper and HobbyColor ink.

 >>I print targets with Color Matching > Canon Color Matching and  
Color Options > Standard in the print dialog. Targets come out looking  
very similar to what's on screen, and the sample I print within  
Spyder3Print comes out gorgeous.

Actually, if the prints from SpyderProof come out gorgeous, then you  
aren't having a problem creating a profile; you are having a problem  
using it. Something in your printing workflow is the suspect, since it  
prints correctly from SpyderProof.

C. D. Tobie
Global Product Technology Mngr.
Digital Imaging & Home Theater
Datacolor.com
CDTobie@...

On Jan 9, 2010, at 2:08 AM, "marko.mili" <marko.mili@...> wrote:

> 'm using the old 1005 spectro with v4.1.1 software under Snow  
> Leopard and I am unable to produce a useful profile for Canon iP4500  
> with Kirkland paper and HobbyColor ink.
>
> I print targets with Color Matching > Canon Color Matching and Color  
> Options > Standard in the print dialog. Targets come out looking  
> very similar to what's on screen, and the sample I print within  
> Spyder3Print comes out gorgeous.