Michael Harvey wrote:

> I believe Profile-Lab http://www.profile-lab.com were offering profiles
> utilising Spectrolino / Spectroscan and Profilemaker 4.0 (now 4.1)  before
> you bought your own spectrophotometer last year?


> 
> If you are profiling 2 paper surfaces, Profile-Lab works out at �74 +vat
> each. They know their stuff and are responsible for the 'paper swatch'
> samples that are available at Silverprint (http://www.silverprint.co.uk) in
> London - more than 100 different paper samples printed on a variety of
> printers.
> 
Michael are you in any way associated with Profile-lab.com?
>From memory you own or partly own that company, isn't that right?

I have little respect for this kind of hidden recommendation of yourself. If
you want to use List servers to promote your services, at least be frank
about it so people can decide for themselves whether you recommend someone
because you like their service, or because you want other peoples money.
Play with open cards mate, or you will loose much respect from the people
you eventually will need help from.

> I would further add that the 'best' profiles are not necessarily achieved by
> averaging the data from 2 printed testcharts but more from a clever mix of
> how those test charts are read. Call me a purist, but I would rather not
> work in an averaged environment.

Be purist then but live with the fact that your will never excel unless your
printer is operating under circumstances where stability can be achieved:
� Not a desktop printer, these ARE not generally stable.
� Controlled temperature never deviating more than 1-2 degrees centigrade
� Stable humidity environment never deviating more than 4-6 degrees
RelHumidity.

I'd be interested in knowing what that "Clever Mix" of how testcharts are
measured is please?
This list is for sharing information, not pure marketing...
If you look at Neil's post you'll notice that he actually discloses how he
builds profiles, a method anyone can take up if they want to improve
results.

Best Regards,
Thomas Holm / Pixl Aps

- Photographer, Educator, Colour Management Consultant & Seminar speaker
- Remote Profiling Service (Output ICC profiles)
- www.pixl.dk � Email: th[AT]pixl.dk
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