This is my problem: I tried to profile two different paper that are: 1) Canon Mate Photo Paper 2) Epson Premium semigloss Photo Paper For both the paper I printed out and measured, with the colorimeter, n° 4 A4 targets with 729 color patches. The profile I get for Canon paper has a strong Magenta dominant while the profile for Epson paper has a strong yellow dominant. To a visual inspection, under the natural light, the targets do not look clearly poor in red/magenta or yellow so to justify the dominant I get in the profiles. I also checked on the screen if perhaps there were mistakes between the target patches and what have been measured, but also here I didn't find problems. I'm 99% sure: a) I printed out correctly the targets because I followed strictly what is recommended in the DataColor video titled: "Turning off color management: Canon 9500, Windows XP" even if I have a Canon Pixma iP6600D. b) I calibrate my colorimeter before the measurement and its white-base is "immaculate" I'm using: SpyderPRINT 4.2.3 Canon Pixma iP6600d with original Canon Ink The most updated Canon driver for my printer. Does anybody, in this forum, has suggestion/advice to overcome this problem that is driving me crazy. Many thanks in advance for the attention. Regards,
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SpyderPrint wrong profiles because strong Magenta and Yellow dominant
2013-03-12 by belpicio60
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