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Re: Need Advice


  • Subject: Re: Need Advice
  • From: Neil Barstow <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 18:50:40 +0000

Hi Jim
On Thursday, February 20, 2003 at 6:35 am,
Jim Goshorn, email@hidden, wrote:

> HI,
>
> I know that without seeing the print in question you can't be sure of an
> answer but I need an idea of what might have gone wrong.
>
> I went for a demo the other day of a 7600 and a RIP for it. Not having a
> profiler yet (on the list of things I need), I used Apple's standard
> Cinema profile.
<snip>
> The resulting print (ultrachrome on premium luster) looks good for
> color balance (no apparent shifts in highlights, shadows or grays). The
> highlight and shadow detail is there and very close to the original.
> However, the print looks dull. The yellows, reds and oranges lack
> saturation. Greens lack some seperation compared to the original.

1:
I suspect the file may not be as saturated as you think.
Once the Cinema is properly profiled the saturation and <pop> does
decrease in my experience when compared to the Apple built profile.

Of course you are never going to get quite the luminace and pop from a
print that you see on screen with a saturated original, Photoshop
softproofing [on a properly profiled screen]

That's the first thing to try.

2:
You might well benefit from trying the 7600 direct - with a good profile and
86 [lose?] the RIP. If you are printing to that from photoshop and
don't need postscript [or very different non driver listed paper
stocks] then the Epson driver is probably the best way to go.

I hear of people weekly who were persuaded to buy a RIP with a printer
because the printer supposedly worked better with it. It is certainly
not always so.

So save the RIP cash [unless you have to regularly print postscript]
and buy integratedcolorsolutions basICColor Display with the eyeOne.
You'll not look back.

all the best
neil

Neil Barstow
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