Did you get breathing color to profile your machine? If not I would give that a try before any generic profiles. Just follow the instructions on their website.
Doug
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The HP profiles are not really generic. As I understand it calibrating the media on my 3100 characterizes the individual printer to the profile. The only way Breathing Color could provide what I am looking for would be if they have a z3100 and APS they could profile the media and send me the file after which I would do a calibration on my printer. At least that is the way I understand it. Could be wrong.
One thing I know for sure is that I profiled and calibrated the HP Fine art smooth on my Non- APS machine and made some prints. I then downloaded the HP profile for that paper, installed it in the printer and ran the calibration. The prints after loading HP's provided profile rendered the prints profiled on my non APS machine suitable only for bird cage liners
I understand this difference does not apply to all media and that matte media are better profiled with APS. The Breathing Color Chromata is referred to as matte so that is why I am curious about a better result with APS.