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Re: What causes color mapping error?
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Re: What causes color mapping error?


  • Subject: Re: What causes color mapping error?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 09:25:06 EST

In a message dated 11/22/00 1:04:58 AM, email@hidden (Lee
Blevins) writes:

<< Here's what we're doing.

1) Create profile of print condition #1.
2) Create profile of print condition #2.
3) Print file on #1 as is.
4) P2P file in Pshop 5.5 with a 1 to 2 conversion.
5) Print file on print condition #2.

Match couldn't be further off.

The problem is the shadows are lightened.

We can see this if we try this.

1) Create a 4x100 to 4x0 gray scale in Pshop. (CMYK)
2) P2P in Pshop 5.5 from CMYK space to RGB space.

The shadow is lightened by quite a margin.

The 4x100 become all 50's and 60's.

Why is this?

Even if we profile two (nearly identical) cmyk printers and to a P2P
(cmyk to cmyk) the image gets whacked. the 4x100 shadows become
something like 56,54,57,62.

The resulting print is so far off I couldn't give it away.

We're using Kodak Colorflow.

Would using a different system change this? >>

Are you using the Kodak CMM? I have had problems with this particular CMM.
The results you are describing are similar to what I was getting. Switching
to the built-in CMM or Apple CMM fixed the problem.

Dan Gillespie
ColorGeek.com
1853 Harrington Drive
Lancaster, PA 17601
717-581-5177
email@hidden


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