This is all very interesting. I am sure there is a work around to these problems. I wish I had the time to experiment more myself. Randy Brian Smith wrote: >This may be of help to some people. > >Last night I made a new profile for epson archival matte (enhanced >matte?) on the epson 2100. This time I printed the 225 patch target >with the colour density (in epson's driver dialogue) reduced by 20%. >Otherwise it was the same as the first profile I did with 'no colour >adjustment', 1440dpi, hi-speed unchecked. There was a startling >difference in the target print. > >Before, it was not possible to differentiate by eye, in good light, >between A1 and B1 and between any of the patches K6 to O6 and K7 to >O7. With the reduction in print density there was a clear visible >difference in the patches and the resulting profile gave much better >detail in the shadows and dark foliage areas. > >It certainly pays to study your target print and optimise that before >making a profile. > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > >
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Re: [colorvision_group] Better target prints
2006-03-21 by randy
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