Re: What is a good RGB rip?
Re: What is a good RGB rip?
- Subject: Re: What is a good RGB rip?
- From: Graeme Gill <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 14:22:55 +1100
Steven Kornreich wrote:
>
excelent. What gives. So now I am thinking differnent. What about a RIP
>
that works with RGB profiles and keeps everything RGB. Any advice?
I think you're heading in the wrong direction. You seem to have
a poor RIP/bad configuration/bad profiles/faulty device, nothing
to do with the colorspace it drives the printer in. Generally it's
better to convert directly to the printers native colorspace in the
RIP, rather than indirectly via someone else's color transform
(which is what's going to happen using the Epson drivers). Having
looked at some of the profiles made in the Epson RGB space, it
would seem you will be sacrificing a noticeable volume of color
gamut, as well as any possibility of calibration. Certainly the
results I've seen out of our 10600 are spectacular, and we always
drive it directly in CMYKcm.
Graeme Gill.
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