Re: To iterate or not to iterate?
Re: To iterate or not to iterate?
- Subject: Re: To iterate or not to iterate?
- From: Terry Wyse <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 09:31:02 -0500
I've thought about the same thing. Here's what I would envision using
GMB's Profile Editor:
* Set up profile editing "workflow" using a source (press?) and
destination (inkjet?) profile.
* Select the original measurement data used to build the source profile
or, in the case of a GMB profile, extract the measurement data from the
profile itself.
* Print a profiling target through this workflow on the inkjet device,
measure the result and import the measurement data into the profile
editor. Now you're using the ACTUAL measurement data resulting from the
profile conversion rather than the "measurement data" that is PREDICTED
by the conversion.
* Using the actual vs. predicted measurement data, perform the
necessary profile edits to the profile of your choice and create a new
optimized profile for that particular "workflow".
* The icing on the cake would the option to store these profile edits
so subsequent "iterations" could be further optimized.
Basically we're asking for "intelligent" profile editing based on the
actual results vs. the predicted results. I'd be the first person to
step up and buy such a product if it were available....at a reasonable
price. :-)
Cheers,
Terry
On Dec 15, 2004, at 2:16 AM, Marco Ugolini wrote:
That got me thinking:
Why aren't ProfileMaker (which I use), or Monaco Profiler for that
matter,
capable of building profiles using an iterative procedure? (Or is it
already
possible, and I'm being clueless...?)
The present (non-iterative) way should be left in place, of course,
but an
iterative routine should be available as an option (shouldn't it?) for
those
who are willing to spend the extra time to attain a superior level of
color
accuracy.
I may be naïve for asking, but why not? Could anyone from Gretag or
X-Rite
please reply and offer a thought or two? Thanks in advance.
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