[alt-photo] Re: ICC for Pictorico

[Loris Medici]

BTW, you're confusing paper profile and color profile. I'm talking
about the paper profiles that come embedded into the printer's driver.
And finally, definitely consider QTR if you otherwise fail; yes, it's
harder to learn it but since many respectful sources praise it so
much, it's definitely a nice tool. (I haven't used it myself because -
unfortunately - they don't support HP printers. I'm sure I would be
using it if I had an Epson, since I like the idea of being able to
control the printer precisely.)

Regards,
Loris.


2010/4/26 Loris Medici <mail at loris.medici.name>:
> Trevor, you have to choose the profile that lays the most ink *which
> the substrate is able to hold* when making digital negatives. I'm not
> sure about the current Epsons but this usually is the profile for
> glossy premium quality photo papers, as you already have suggested.
> Pictorico (and Agfa SelectJet/CopyJet) is able to hold ink when using
> that profile...
>
> 2010/4/26 Trevor Cunningham <trevor at chalkjockeys.com>:
>> The Pictorico website only goes up to R2400, before skipping to the 3800, in
>> their ICC profiles for Premium OHP. Anyone have such a file laying around
>> for an R2880? Or would I be good with choosing the Premium Glossy profile?
>