P.S. If like me you don't have any German, you'll need Babelfish
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
in order to understand the bug report form, but you can report in
English and the reply comes back in English as well
HTH
Doug
Doug wrote:
Hi Paul,
Sorry you're not having much joy so far.
I don't know that I can offer any specific advice - I do remember
suffering a similar problem to yours at first which did get resolved,
perhaps by following the instructions in the manual religiously, but
now I don't recall how. I do find the printed colours I get are a
close match to the monitor - as judged by eye - although I agree,
that's only an interim solution till there's proper colour management
in Gimp.
However, what I would recommend is submitting a bug report to
http://www.turboprint.de/feedback.html
The people there are very prompt in replying and helpful - I found,
for example, that I could not print on two of the better quality Epson
papers with my Epson Stylus Photo 2100; and within a few days received
a new PPD file that solved it.
Hope you have some success!
Doug
Paul Waldo wrote:
Hi Doug,
I have been experimenting with TurboPrint and have not been very
impressed with the results. It is still better than the stock
gimpprint, but my test image has a noticeable red-cast. Can you give
some more details on your results with TurboPrint?
If it would give me Windows-quality prints, I would gladly pay them
twice what they are asking, but so far it is really unusable for me
:-(. I don't see how they can expect decent color without having
some kind of monitor profile in the loop...
Any thoughts you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Paul
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