On May 17, 2004, at 2:16 AM, William Robb wrote:
There is really no such thing as a profile in this instance.
Really, find out what colour spaces the lab recognizes, and choose
the one that is best for you.
If they can't tell you, then the default profile to use is sRGB.
In the case of my lab,
DM I'm not too worried about this as the results I've had have been quite
DM good despite some gamut clipping (particularly blues and yellows) as my
DM source images exceed the limits of sRGB. If I was looking for fine-art
There is this webpage which has diagram of the gamut of Frontier and
DM I would appreciate that. If there are separate profiles for matte and
DM glossy paper I would like to get hold of both.
Today I am getting wedding proofs from them, so I will ask.
DM My friend uses Profile Prism, which first profiles your scanner then
DM uses that to profile your printer. I
I would appreciate that. If there are separate profiles for matte
WR and
glossy paper I would like to get hold of both.
WR There is really no such thing as a profile in this instance.
WR Really, find out what colour spaces the lab recognizes, and choose
WR the one that is best for you.
WR If
DM The output profile will be kept internally on the machine and I don't
DM know if you'll be likely to get your hands on it. I certainly couldn't
DM - I don't even know if Agfa used an ICC workflow in their machine, or
I too would think they have CMS of their own design. But at least Fuji
WR I can't get any of this info from Noritsu. All they were able to tell
WR me is that the machine presumes everything is sRGB.
WR They have their own profiling system for monitor balance, it seems to
WR very closely match the monitor balance I get from my Pantone Spyder
WR thingie.
It can much
On May 15, 2004, at 10:37 PM, Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
I can ask my lab which has very competent staff if their D-LAB has an
softproofing (printer) profile for use on my computer. I can send
you one too, if they have.
I would appreciate that. If there are separate profiles for matte and
glossy
My lab uses Agfa D-lab 2, I think. It does have a worse scanning unit
than Frontier, but that doesn't matter as I bring digital files in,
not negatives. And time to time I use another lab with Frontier 350.
Maybe the frontier is better, but the lab with Agfa is just more
professional. They have
Butch wrote:
there should be a check box in the advanced options that allows borderless
if it's like other Epsons. If you're using CS you may have to use print to
preview to get to that dialog box.
Hmmm...very odd. Last night I tried two borderless prints and they
either got chopped off or
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From: Frantisek Vlcek
Subject: Re: Inkjet recommendations (WAS: Re: Pentax High End DSLR)
Anybody
knows which device has the widest gamut (perhaps on which paper as
well) ?
They are all 8 bit per colour channel printers.
It doesn't matter which paper is being
Or we could compare the
generic Frontier ICC profiles Fuji provides with profiles from
WR Noritsu
and others, if any are for download.
WR sRGB is the standard profile used by the industry.
sRGB is only a working profile, as I understand it. You are right that
most digilabs assume the
Which brings up a good question: What are folks printing their *istD images
with?
I use a Canon S800 with a BJC8200 as a backup.
Paper used is Ilfords Classic Gloos/Pearl and Epson Glossy.
I recently bought an Olympus P-400 dye-sub.The few test prints i
Which brings up a good question: What are folks printing their *istD images
with?
I use an Epson 2000P. I also have an Olympus P-400 (like Dave). Am seriously
considering either the HP 7960 or Epson R800 as well to be a general purpose printer
for other documents (I have an HP Deskjet 970C
Got my Epson R210 last night. Its a pleasure to use. Not at all
expensive, beautiful photo prints, and prints labels direct to CD as well.
Borderless printing doesn't seem to work at all with Photoshop, so I
have to convert the file to bmp or jpg and use the Epson Photoquicker
software (am I
--so, you are using canon printer with epson paper ?
there is no compatibility problem !! that's an interesting point...
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Got my Epson R210 last night. Its a pleasure to use. Not at all
expensive, beautiful photo prints, and prints labels direct to CD as well.
Borderless printing doesn't seem to work at all with Photoshop, so I
Frontier 375 or Epson 725.
Bill
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Agfa D-Lab (my local lab) and sometimes my home HP 7350. Once in a
while the Sam's Club Fuji Frontier.
Bruce
Wednesday, May 12, 2004, 2:10:41 PM, you wrote:
TS Which brings up a good question: What are folks printing their *istD images
TS with?
TS Right now I'm using an aging HP 970 Cxi,
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Which brings up a good question: What are folks printing
their *istD images with?
Right now I'm using an aging HP 970 Cxi, which is okay for
quick snapshots, but not so good for finer work
the low end Epsons have always been trouble. i have never had clogged jets
in my 12xx series of printers.
Herb...
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Which brings up a good question: What are folks printing their
*istD images
with?
Noritsu 3101
William Robb
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