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Here you are. I have used ArgyllCMS to generate the patches as it distributes the measurement points more evenly in the RGB 3D color space than the rigid i1Profiler "smart patch generator" and I also have injected 64 grey steps into the target for superior grey separation. The standard "smart...

Hi @crenedecotret, I can make you an i1Pro1 target for you for several pages of 4x6" photo cards.

I will quote saying of the former Chinese writer Lu Xün: ......In a country consumed by its own insanity, only the madman has a clear view of things......

Don't trust gamut volumes completely: it is only an indication how the colors will behave. I had the same experience with profiles made with the i1Pro2 and the new scanner software PrintPrism (smaller gamut), but my prints look exactly the same in vibrancy in all color ranges and also neutral...

you could have save money with paying Calibrite for something without any extra value....

I don't understand the problem. I am using ccStudio with my i1Studio and previous with the Colormunki Photo and never a problem at all. I find it even stranger you paid for the Calibrite software (razorblade business model, which I hate).

The above scan is the true color (profiled scanner), the previous are only print screen and do not reflect the final print output. Printscreen (not accurate) is only to compare the softproof between the 2 profiles.

I have sought after something about measurement data, but there is nothing I can find in the directory or in programdata. Most probably it is a closed system, only to have the end profile as the result. Anyhow I have done a test again today of a profile I did not have printed properly before (I...

I have to check into the files inside the program directory of printprism to see if I can get some data from it.

I have done a test with a very difficult printer that prints with a huge sepia hue especially in the greys: the Canon TS705 using aftermarket cartridges (Action): Above the print without color management and below with a dedicated PrintPrism target (tonality: neutral): I am really impressed...

OK Folks, yesterday I have done some tests, but I did make some errors: one should not use the sharpening function to print the target and also important is to trim the target with scissors in order to remove all the white paper area surrending the target to be scanned. If not this interferes...

So I started to test now.....the first impression is the profiles are pretty good, but at the expense of a slightly smaller gamut than using the i1Profiler. I will start with a total new generic high glossy unknown paper with I think alot of OBA's to see how Printprism will perform compared to...

same the waste ink tank can be reset indefinitely (also keep the 15% limit in mind). You don't need a second waste ink tank, it will work when reset without a second waste ink tank.

Good morning Thilo remember to reset the chips before they fall down 15%, because it might not be able to reset the chips if it is too low. The reset chip have a particular behaviour that everytime you power on the printer it will say you are using none original cartridges blablabla...just...