Re: What is a good RGB rip?
Re: What is a good RGB rip?
- Subject: Re: What is a good RGB rip?
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 08:17:35 EST
In a message dated 2/24/03 9:44:38 PM, email@hidden writes:
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after spending all weekend with Best and my 10600, I give up.
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The output looks bad. Just for the hell of it I created a RGB profile using
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Gretags TC9 RGB chart and created a RGB profile using PM 4.1.1 and printed
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a
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test file direct from PhotoShop using the Epson 10600 driver. Results were
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excelent. What gives. So now I am thinking differnent. What about a RIP
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that works with RGB profiles and keeps everything RGB. Any advice?
There is a phrase left off the end of your last sentence: "keeps everything
RGB on the user side" would be more like it. Clearly it gets translated to
device ink colors for printing. There are RIPs that specialize in the use of
RGB profiles (ImagePrint comes to mind) or ones that allow RGB or CMYK in a
more standard manner, but without Best's exclusive focus on proofing
(ColorBurst comes to mind here).
C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
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