Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: SteveAlley on November 30, 2009, 10:26:38 am
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When profiling glassy papers for the 3800, if I'm setting output levels at, say, 245 for the purposes of limiting gloss differential, should I redo my paper profiles with this setting on the targets?
Also;
for the purposes of profile testing only, can I use "convert to profile" with printer profiles and print the resulting file with no printer or photoshop color management, thus enabling me to test different profiles on a larger sheet of paper with only one pass through the printer?
Thanks!
Steve
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For your first question I'd say yes. If you change anything related to the ink settings you should generate a new profile.
Neil
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For your first question I'd say yes. If you change anything related to the ink settings you should generate a new profile.
Neil
Thanks for your help; I'd kinda figured that's where we were but was hoping....
Steve
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Yes to question #2.
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Yes to question #2.
Hey thanks, Andrew! That's gonna be a big help.
Steve