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Profiling a printer
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| Adolph B. Amster 2005-06-23, 7:38 pm |
| I've profiled my scanner and monitor using Profile Mechanic. Now I have to
profile my printer (Epson 1280). I've tried "Cathy's Profiles" which comes
highly recommended. Though she has been very cooperative, I have not yet
achieved the desired match between what I see on my screen and what gets
printed. I'd appreciate suggestions for either better use of Cathy's
profiles or an alternative source.
Thank you.
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| Canopus 2005-06-23, 7:38 pm |
| Adolph B. Amster on 23/06/2005 wrote:
> I've profiled my scanner and monitor using Profile Mechanic. Now I
> have to profile my printer (Epson 1280). I've tried "Cathy's
> Profiles" which comes highly recommended. Though she has been very
> cooperative, I have not yet achieved the desired match between what I
> see on my screen and what gets printed. I'd appreciate suggestions
> for either better use of Cathy's profiles or an alternative source.
>
> Thank you.
You should be able to download the Epson 1280 profile from the Epson
site, I did for my Epson Stylus Photo 830.
Rob
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| Fabrice Roux 2005-06-23, 7:38 pm |
| In article <gbbmkwxm2k41.1qsp0xronotwk.dlg@40tude.net>, dolph@mchsi.com
says...
> I've profiled my scanner and monitor using Profile Mechanic. Now I have to
> profile my printer (Epson 1280). I've tried "Cathy's Profiles" which comes
> highly recommended. Though she has been very cooperative, I have not yet
> achieved the desired match between what I see on my screen and what gets
> printed. I'd appreciate suggestions for either better use of Cathy's
> profiles or an alternative source.
One thing you have to keep in mind is that you need to profile a triplet:
- the printer system
- the ink setup
- the paper used
Any change in those variables ruin your final result.
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Fabrice Roux --- www.fabriceroux.com
Tribes and Paint Shop Pro scripts
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