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benoit@benoitmalphettes.com
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Profiling, is it necessary?
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Is profiling with a device such as the i1 Studio really necessary ? I only use Canson Platine or Ilford GS on a Canon 4100 and so far their profiles seem very good and I am questioning the purchase of the i1 profiling device and the time it takes to do a custom profile. Any advice or feedback ?
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John Nollendorfs
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If you are happy with your prints, and don't use many different papers, then I would so no! One way you could confirm, is to have someone with custom profiles make a print for you that from a file you have printed and compare.
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For only two papers, no. You could get custom profiles built with a lot of money left over compared to that purchase.
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January 16, 2020, 08:07:25 pm »
Thank you for your advice which I will follow. I have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Canon Prograph in a 40x50 print on the Canson Platine with the profiles supplied by the paper manufacturer. Of course my NEC is calibrated regularly. I love the possibility of testing different color adj and/or Britghness and Contrast in the Canon PPL
Thanks again for taking the time to respond to my post.
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