Re: Custom .icc profiles verses Epson provided profiles, and random spots on substrate
Re: Custom .icc profiles verses Epson provided profiles, and random spots on substrate
- Subject: Re: Custom .icc profiles verses Epson provided profiles, and random spots on substrate
- From: "t labarbera" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 02 Jan 2006 18:09:11 -0500
>>"Millers' Photography L.L.C" <email@hidden>: Can a custom paper/ink/printer .icc profile created with i1 Match
3.4, cause a problem that an Epson provided profile would not cause? Printing note cards, 7 in x 10 in, on the Epson R2400, with custom profile for this particular substrate gives astonishing results. ...snip...However, sporadically, randomly, tiny round dots are laid down in white areas. Magenta dots, gray dots.
I print on 7x10 (5x7 folded) Strathmore Creative Cards cardstock using my Epson 4000 using a custom profile created by Cathy's Profiles and have never experienced this...
How heavy is the cardstock? My old Epson 1160 had a switch (for lack of a better term) under the printer cover that I moved to the "+" (plus) position for heavier papers--I can set the paper thickness on the 4000 but I would bet that the 2400 doesn't allow that.
Anyway...could it be that the print head is hitting the edge of the paper and "flicking" droplets on the paper????
Terrie
http://tlbtlb.com/
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