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    What 3D printing project are you working on today?

    I have been using my Creality 3D Max printer for several products like boxes for batteries, containers and craddles for repeaters/mobile phones. But the most economical savings was for my microscope: This adapter costs an incredible amount of € 161: For just a cylinder to connect my Motic...
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    Precision Colors - Quality Issues [RESOLVED]

    Why does the PC and the C band has the same hue. I would thought the PC should be lighter than the C band and also the M and LM looks almost the same in hue, but I can see a difference there. Did you put either PC or C in the C or PC position ? That would explain why the green patches in the...
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    If you still have problems because the jig/guider is too narrow (because your 3D printer cannot print the large version), try this patch set, because it is now elongated to 34 rows of 20 patches in a row (with 5 dummy patches to fill up the target up to 680 patches in total = 34x20). It takes...
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    Precision Colors - Quality Issues [RESOLVED]

    What is the pattern of the nozzle check of your Pro-10 to start with ? Could you upload a scan of this ?
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    I just upgraded the previous patch set for i1Profiler, because I have experienced reading problems at a specific row with two patches so closely in hue that the i1Pro reads the two adjacent patches as 1 patch dropping an error that it reads only 24 of the 25 expected patches of the particular...
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    A basic guide (see post #1) to setting up ARGYLL CMS profiling on your computer

    The command is correct. D50 is considered the standard. Using the D65 is way too cool. Try to calibrate your monitor too with the D50 setting and you will get a warmer picture that will most likely match your print more closely. Using the D65 will give the whites a bluish hue.
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    Yes you can no problem at all. Here is a adapted version that is not to broad for your scanner/guider. It has 675 patches based on the Spyderprint High Quality target that is extended from the original RGB 5x5x5 to an improved RGB 7x7x7 and the Extended Greys target and some extra patches (near...
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    just try the file above and see if it works for you (shrinked version TC9.18).
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    Meanwhile I have shrinked the target a bit in order to fit your smaller scanning guide. BUT you have to move slowly now in order to pick up enough sampling points as the patch width is now very critical. See picture here: left the original target and on the right the shrinked version so...
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    My scanning eye opening is 25.5 cm wide, so not sure how much the width is of your scanning jig ? Here is a new design I made. I hope your 3D-printer can print this size.
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    The area is exactly 22.3 cm as my design takes into account the scanning eye will start en stop on white paper and in between the row length must be 22.3 cm long:
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    Tell me first the maximum distance you have between white and white area using the ruler and tell me the distance for example 24 cm, so I can make a target for you.
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    A basic guide (see post #1) to setting up ARGYLL CMS profiling on your computer

    Standard printer profiles are using the D50 observer at 2 degrees (1931_2) thus: colprof -v -qh -i D50 -o 1931_2 -S AdobeRGB1998.icc -cmt -dpp Using this method you will have to put a copy of the adobe1998.icc in the working directory (where you type the colprof command), otherwise the process...
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    Epson 378 cartridges and resetter question

    If you have an EU version XP-15000 then the resetter will reset both original as well as aftermarket on-time reset and auto reset chips as well. I have experience with this in the past with my XP-15000 that I sold. The US-version will cause your resetter to say NOOO.
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    How to use an unlicensed i1Pro spectro with i1Profiler and ArgyllCMS

    here you are. You will surprised how good this small target is: you can hardly tell the difference with the larger patch sets.
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