Epson Premium Luster

[Sven W]

Of course it would have been nice if the thread starter gave some feedback on what he has done since and whether that solved his problem. That is what I sometimes miss with requests like that, a positive or negative answer that could help people with the same problem later on.

I really agree on that, Ernst.
Some users seems to just throw out a question, and then never bother to look for what's happening.

/Sven

[Ken Bennett]

I'll stay above the mosh pit and add a +1 for the Ink Jet Art Micro Ceramic Lustre paper. I've been using it since I got my 3800 several years ago.

[Mike Sellers]

Yes,my question has been answered. A friend with an Epson 7800 was contemplating having me print some 30x40`s with my Canon 8100 for a show and his favorite paper is Premium luster.Thanks to all the posters!

[digitaldog]

Yes,my question has been answered. A friend with an Epson 7800 was contemplating having me print some 30x40`s with my Canon 8100 for a show and his favorite paper is Premium luster.Thanks to all the posters!

I’ve printed Epson Luster on my iPF6300, totally doable, looked great. Built a custom media setting (a cool feature on the Canon’s) then a custom profile. No problem at all. And I suspect I probably could have used a similar media setting and got pretty much the same results, it was a new printer for me and I wanted to try the custom media setting route.

[Ernst Dinkla]

Yes,my question has been answered. A friend with an Epson 7800 was contemplating having me print some 30x40`s with my Canon 8100 for a show and his favorite paper is Premium luster.Thanks to all the posters!

More Canon qualities measured now and I found a Canon identical spectral plot to the Epson Luster discussed:

Canon Proofing Semi Glossy 2210B RC 255gsm.

Texture/gloss can still be different but I think using its profile with Epson Premium Luster on an iPF8100 may be a solution too.


met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst Dinkla

New: Spectral plots of +210 inkjet papers:
http://www.pigment-print.com/spectralplots/spectrumviz_1.htm

[Sven W]

That's what I call "an expert help" !

How about comparing the two profiles in e.g. Colorthink?
I can do it if someone point me to the Canon profile.

/Sven