Munki Business
Munki Business
- Subject: Munki Business
- From: Roger Breton <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:49:47 -0500
Brian,
> I have the Design edition (white) and I love it!
I have the Design too. Wonder what the differences are with the Photo
edition?
> The printer profile I made recently, despite being made from only 100
> patches, is very similar to a profile I made using an iOne Pro with
> 1400+ patches. I can see differences in ColorThik Pro, but they are
> very small.
Amazing profiling technology, if you ask me. I wasn't asked to total ink
coverage, black start, black width, GCR, UCR. It's probably making all these
assumptions behind the scene or it could very well use something completely
novel. Like the old Studion black generation system. I have not studied the
Munki separation carefully, I must say...
> I make profiles occasionally using a GATF press test sheet with only
> 181 patches in it. Those work well, too.
You mean the Basic IT8.7/3 182 patch layout? Been wondering how the Munki
could be used on a press profile since there is this iterative approach. Not
really practical. Maybe it's my limited knowledge of the system. Maybe there
is a way to do it in one pass?
> I also have an Isis now, and it is breathtaking! I can read target
> sets of 1600+ patches in four.point.oh minutes. It's the best thing
> since sliced bread.
The DTP70 wasn't bad either in its time -- still have one. You have the
smaller iSis?
> The Color Munki exceeds my expectations on all fronts.
For the money, it packs a lot of value -- no doubt.
> I like the
> projector profiling the best, as it's the best I have ever seen an
> instrument calibrate a projector.
This is something I need to venture in next. I'll have to try it on the
projector at school. You say it does wonder? Do you point the Munki at the
screen or at the projector, like the i1 Beamer?
> So, across the board, Munki Business is good business in my opinion.
Yeah, hope lot of people catch on ;-)
BTW, did you get the PANTONE Goe swatchbook too?
Kind of neat new solid color system.
> Brian P. Lawler
Regards / Roger Breton
P.S. Eizo ColorNavigator now supports the Munki Design too. It's probably
going to be supported by a growing number of applications or systems like
Argyll? If only someone could get a Munki in Graeme's hands...
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