Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Colour Management => Topic started by: Malcolm Payne on November 21, 2017, 10:25:50 am
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If anyone is considering purchasing basICColor Input 5 profiling software, there is an offer in their latest newsletter reducing the price to €300 (usual price €500) and with a free DCAM Mini target (usually €150) until November 30. All prices plus German VAT and plus carriage for the DCAM target.
This offer appears to be exclusive to the newsletter so might be worth signing up if that's of any interest.
Malcolm
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Thanks but no thanks.
I still haven't swallowed their attempt to charge me 200 US$ to ship their box from Germany to Tokyo... ;)
Cheers,
Bernard
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I just signed up, but did not get any newsletter- do you have a link?
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Thanks but no thanks.
I still haven't swallowed their attempt to charge me 200 US$ to ship their box from Germany to Tokyo... ;)
Cheers,
Bernard
Ouch!
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I just signed up, but did not get any newsletter- do you have a link?
Unfortunately the links in the newsletter I received are hard coded to my private address and I can't find a more generic link that I can publish here.
Attached is a screengrab of the newsletter itself that might help if you want to follow it up with basICColor, assuming the offer isn't restricted to existing subscribers.
Agree with Bernard though that their shipping charge in that case was just ludicrous, and their licensing system isn't the friendliest either.
Otherwise the repro version of Lumariver PD does a pretty good job.
Malcolm
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I just signed up, but did not get any newsletter- do you have a link?
go to facebook -> https://www.facebook.com/basICColor/ -> scroll to Nov 17 posting
but why'd you spend on that when Torger's dcamprof is free and his GUI is way cheaper ... and their mini target (dcam mini) seems to be simply printed on paper - not on par w/ how colorcheckers are made ... you can print yourself if you have a decent printer w/ enough different inks
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go to facebook -> https://www.facebook.com/basICColor/ -> scroll to Nov 17 posting
but why'd you spend on that when Torger's dcamprof is free and his GUI is way cheaper ... and their mini target (dcam mini) seems to be simply printed on paper - not on par w/ how colorcheckers are made ... you can print yourself if you have a decent printer w/ enough different inks
Guess you are right- I have to look into it...
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... you can print yourself if you have a decent printer w/ enough different inks
AND a spectrophotometer to measure it with.
A target without accurate reference data is no use.
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AND a spectrophotometer to measure it with.
certainly, who lives w/o a few in a household ? I have 4 ;D
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If anyone is considering purchasing basICColor Input 5 profiling software
why 'd anybody, now I finally had some time to take a look how it works... it turns out it is full of bugs & limitations which makes Anders Torger (a single person doing it his spare time) w/ DCamProf to stand a head, no... a full torso & legs above those "full time" people in BasICColor ... you know that they create DCP profiles only as matrix profiles (and call that... repro) ... anybody who purchased that piece of junk shall sue for a full refund + moral damages ;D
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... you know that they create DCP profiles only as matrix profiles
Some would consider them purists :)
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Some would consider them purists :)
some 'd consider them simply liars give that they ask to pay few hundred bucks w/o disclosing what you actually buy ... not to mention a ton of bugs some of them make you wonder if they know what abbreviation "QA" stands for.