Re: Museo and 9800
2006-06-05 by John Vitollo
... I don t know how close the above values are when printed....but could it be you are printing on the back of the paper? Sorry for stating the obvious!
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Museo and 9800
2006-06-05 by William Du Bois
Actually, the Museo Max is quite a nice paper. It s the Epson 9800 that is having trouble printing right. Using an Epson 10000 prints out a more satisfactory
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No: we offer one, its a single setting application, no calibration choices involved. ... Most users won t have both versions of the software, and only
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by sergecashman
OK, let me try one more time: You alredy offer two white point options for Express. Unfortunately to change the target a user would have to reinstall the
Re: [colorvision_group] Profiling 9800 problems
2006-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sounds like you ve done your homework. Ideally this is the process that would be used for every profile, but its often possible to get good results without
Profiling 9800 problems
2006-06-05 by William Du Bois
Epson 9800 and Museo Max I have now completed the best possible target printout for the Museo Max paper (after trying every possible combination. The final
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by Tom
... Pfft ... you should hear what happened to my iPod mini. Lets just say it passed extreme shock testing .
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Wratten filters are organic, and not to be saturated; thats a given, in any brand of monitor calibrator. The Huey just makes this easier by being in the
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by Tom
... limiting the ... wacky ... PRO, at the ... issue. ... If you ever get your Spyder2 damp be forewarned. There is a sad story attached to this point. My
Re: Museo and Epson 9800 and Epson 10000
2006-06-05 by Tom
... If you do find some paper settings that come out acceptably please let us know what you pick. In the mean time I ll stay away from the Museo Max since it
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Spyder2express is a subset of Spyder2 and Spyder2PRO. Other than limiting the available features the color functions are identical. If you got a wacky
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Actually, I had lots of complaints from Europe (where the preceeding program, ColorPLUS, was available for both Windows and Mac, instead of just for
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by sergecashman
And, umm, I ve had a couple of really inaccurate profiles created by S2E. I mean way off. Most of them are OK though. I ve seen some similar posts on
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-05 by sergecashman
Well, now you ll have all sorts of I calibrated my monitor now it s too blue complaints. You don t have to put all Pro features in - just the ones that make
Re: [colorvision_group] Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Not by most reviewers... it was the other way around, and popular demand was for 6500, not native, as a standard. ... wouldn t cost anything, except for
Re: [colorvision_group] Digest Number 96
2006-06-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... the ink load. This is tersted the same way as media settings, and at the same step. For some papers I fine reductions of as much as 30 units to be
Museo and Epson 9800 and Epson 10000
2006-06-04 by William Du Bois
I initially tried the Enhanced Matte media setting as that is what Crane recommends for Museo Max on the Epson 9800. It appears however that the Ultra
Re: Now Museo Max problems was Digest Number 96
2006-06-04 by Tom
I had similar problems with the regular Museo paper when using the wrong paper type . Has the other person tried printing as Enhanced Matte etc? PrintFIX
Re: Now Museo Max problems was Digest Number 96
2006-06-04 by John Vitollo
... I don t use Crane s Museo Max but it seems as if you are not alone with it s lack of performance. Check out this page and read topics Crane Museo Fine Art
Re: Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-04 by Keith Cooper
... I hadn t spotted that one - thanks Given I know several people who specifically went for the S2e because of the native setting I d initially be minded to
Spyder2Express - 6500K for LCDs?
2006-06-04 by sergecashman
I just noticed that the update for Spyder2Express software changes the only available target for LCD to 6500K. Why would you do that? Native white point target
Re: [colorvision_group] Digest Number 96
2006-06-04 by William Du Bois
I just finally got our copy of PrintFix Pro and had time to spend all day working with it. 1. We cannot seem to make a suitable profile for Crane Museo Max
Re: Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-04 by sergecashman
The reason I think it s better to target the second monitor s WP to the first one s CIExy numbers: When you target both to the same white point (6500K or D65
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That would be a thorough way of doing it. But simply running a calbration on each, and checking the Info window on each will give the native white and
Re: Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-03 by sergecashman
I ll take a shot at this... First print out reports for both monitors to see where you stand (run File/Validat first, then File/Print Info). Compare the
Re: [colorvision_group] Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Spyder2PRO v2.2 is available from the CV websites. It includes ambient light features that may be of interest to you... C. David Tobie Product Technology
Re: [colorvision_group] Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-03 by randy
Hello CD, First off, I am running version 2.1-7 is this the latest?
Re: [colorvision_group] Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... A six year old monitor... wow, I hope its only seen intermittant use! You say you have eyeballed the black and whitepoints. I assume you would match
Re: Reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target
2006-06-02 by Dave Burda
... went to ... sheet 729 ... numbering ... to keep ... options in the 729 patch ... Thanks for the info John. Looks like you and C. David agree on this so
Differences in calibrating two monitors
2006-06-02 by randy
Hello, I have a 6 year old sony 21 crt and a several month old SGI 21 crt on a sony chasis. I have eyeballed in the white/black points using the contrast
Re: Reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target
2006-06-02 by Dave Burda
Thanks for the quick response! I will try that when I get home from work this evening. I knew there must have been something I was overlooking. Dave ... went
Re: Reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target
2006-06-02 by sinar001
... You have the wrong target selected for reading! There are two options in the 729 patch target. John Nollendorfs
Re: [colorvision_group] Reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target
2006-06-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Back up, select the three sheet target on the target selection page, and you will get the correct templates for your measurements. C. David Tobie Product
Reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target
2006-06-02 by Dave Burda
A quick question on reading a 3-sheet 729 patch target. When I went to take the measurements, the on screen graphic was for a single sheet 729 patch target
B&W image tone on Epson Premium Luster (R1800)
2006-06-02 by Tom
On another forum we have a member who does not like the cold blue of the freely available Epson ICC profile. Do other people here have the same experience
Re: scanner profiles
2006-05-29 by Keith Cooper
... Hi I d say you have done the important two... Once you get into scanner profiling or (even more so) camera profiling you are getting into areas where many
color profile and uploading to web
2006-05-29 by Darkman
I was doing some editing today of a shoot I did, and in photoshop the images looked perfect. but once I uploaded them to a server, or myspace, or even when I
scanner profiles
2006-05-29 by Wim van Leeuwen
Hello All, After calibration (with fine results!!!) my screen with SPIDER2 and my photoprinter with PrintFixPRO, the next project is my scanner. Scanning the
Re: Gammas?
2006-05-29 by lowlife_inc
... I am a happy Colorvision (Spyder2) customer. I often recommend Colorvision products on other boards. My posts may sound confrontational - I apologize for
Re: Gammas?
2006-05-28 by Tom
... My NEC LCD monitor does a better job than the Sony Trinitron. More pudding for the course ... Tom
Re: Gammas?
2006-05-27 by Johnny Eades
I was under the impression that LCD screens (I have a Toshiba laptop) would not give an accurate preview within Photoshop of the finished print, until I
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Gammas?
2006-05-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... L* gamma is approximately gamma 2.2, with the bottom eased off, so that the plane doesn t bump into the runway as it comes down, so to speak. Using it
Re: [colorvision_group] Re: Gammas?
2006-05-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Which would make me my own grandpa... but as an owner of the original 128k Mac, I can assure you that no one has the authoritive reason for 1.8 gamma on
Re: Gammas?
2006-05-27 by lowlife_inc
And what Colorvision does not tell you is that other calibration software companies have introduced Native and L* gamma settings that they consider a better
Re: Gammas?
2006-05-27 by lowlife_inc
The rationale for the 1.8 mac gamma was that some early Macs that our grandparents worked on supposedly had a gamma that was natively close to 1.8. The way I
qimage
2006-05-26 by randy
I just down loaded the latest qimage and this feature has been added.... This will really speed up testing. Randy Qimage v2006.260 (04/19/06): Qimage has
Re: [colorvision_group] Question to the group
2006-05-25 by randy
I was at a convention over the weekend and the canon rep was there with a 17 incher printing away. HE SAY S.......that the canons because of the bubble jet
Question to the group
2006-05-24 by janice_barkan
I don t know if this is appropritate for this forum but since being a member for a while now I thought that perhaps one of you might be in need of an almost
Re: [colorvision_group] light to view just printed photos
2006-05-24 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I m glad to hear your first PrintFIX PRO profiles are improving your prints. I don t know what third party inks you are using, but certainly with Canon
light to view just printed photos
2006-05-24 by Wim van Leeuwen
As a new member of this group I like to say Hello to you all, my name is Wim van Leeuwen. I already own for some time a SPIDER2, but today I received the box