Calibration is a frequent topic on this list. But these are often highly
advanced methods.
I'd be interested in knowing the rudiments of calibration.
First of all I want to achieve a 90% matching of image put into my scanner
with that on my monitor, with that printed on my Epson. Simple, eh? ;-)
johnprendergast.freeserve.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a Minolta Scan Multi, film scanner and an Epson 1200, printer but
no
flat bed scanner, will I still be able to successfully use the ColorVision
equipment, mentioned here, to calibrate my monitor and printer ?
Monitor yes,
Monitor calibration with PhotoCal and Spyder requires no scanner, but
you will need a flatbed scanner to use Profiler RGB to build custom
profiles for your printer/ink/paper combinations.
I had poor results with an HP, even using VueScan, but the Epson 1200U
flatbed (about $199 US) works well.
on 12/1/00 6:26 AM, Richard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seems a mad way to go about profiling. Wouldn't it make more sense for
Optical to supply a special sheet of paper to print the target on and then
for the Spyder to analyse the print, or something like that. Having to rely
on my
The issue of the UV prevents EzColor from working well on the 1270 printers. I
have recently wondered if a clear UV protection sheet protector would filter
this effect enough? Has anyone tried it?
alan
One other issue is the UV optical brighteners in many photo papers which
will drive a
Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Monitor yes, printer no. You need a flatbed to scan back in a test
print
produced by the profiling software in order to make a profile for the
printer.
This seems a mad way to go about profiling. Wouldn't it make more sense
for
Optical to supply a special
i need to get something that will calibrate monitor, scanner and printer.
what is a reasonablly priced program/ hardware. monaco was over $500. i know
we already talked about it but i am sorry. thanks, joanna
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i need to get something that will calibrate monitor, scanner
i need to get something that will calibrate monitor, scanner and printer.
what is a reasonablly priced program/ hardware. monaco was over $500. i
know
we already talked about it but i am sorry. thanks, joanna
I recommend ColorVision RGB Suite I
( http://www.colorcal.com/cgi-bin/shop.cgi
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: calibration
You will need to have Photo Shop (version 5.02 (I think) or higher) to use
Profiler RGB.
The PhotoCal and Spyder are really good.
Mike
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