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Re: custom profiles for Epson 3000
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Re: custom profiles for Epson 3000


  • Subject: Re: custom profiles for Epson 3000
  • From: Dan Reid <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 10:51:43 -0700

David Wollmann <email@hidden> wrote:

>> The profile creation package you are probably referring to is ProfilerPRO
>> (Doctor PRO is a profile editor); but ProflerPRO requires a
>> spectrophotometer.
>>
>
> Not a problem on the spectro, I've got the Exrite DTP41UVT.
>
>
>> If you are thinking of scanner based printer profile
>> creation that would be ProfilerRGB.
>>
>
> So let me see if I've got this; ProfilerPro will make the printer RGB
> profiles, and ProfilerRGB will make the scanner transparency profiles.
> Who makes these two software packages?
>
> Monaco EZ will do both, but don't I need a flatbed to read the targets
> for the printer profiles? Or could I use the spectrophotometer for the
> printer targets as well?
>
> The scanner that I want to profile is a Howtek 7500. I've already got
> Onyx Profiler 5.0 on my NT for building CMYK profiles for my large
> format inkjet printers, so I think I would prefer to stay away from say
> something like ColorBlind, even though it could do all and more than
> what I need. I would prefer to keep the cost down and find something for
> the Mac platform that would handle my RGB needs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> David Wollmann

If you have Onyx Postershop v5 with its Profiler (aka Gretag ProfileMaker)
product and a DPT41 then you shouldn't need to purchase more software. Your
Postershop should of came with a reflective IT8 chart for scanner profiling.
Purchase a transmissive IT8 chart to build transmissive scanner profiles.
As for profiling the Epson 3000, you would be best served if you picked
up a copy of PressReady and created true CMYK profiles for the Epson 3000
instead of relying on Epson's driver for conversion to CMYK.
--
Dan B. Reid
RENAISSANCE PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING
Color Imaging Solutions Provider
http://www.rpimaging.com | email@hidden
Toll Free: (866) RGB-CMYK [ 866-742-2695 ]
Local: (505) 471-4126


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