ICC profiles for Canon Pixma Pro 100s for non-pro software

[Roberto Smith]

That’s one big leap of faith..

It's okay I'm a fast learner, especially when I'm losing money on paper and ink... -_-

 

[stratman]

Installing a printer ICC profile.

https://www.technipages.com/windows-10-install-icc-profile

What Jose explains

Jose does not tell you how to install the ICC printer profile in Windows from what I saw, but he does tell you he installed it before selecting it in the Canon driver.

3 minutes to get to the point of the video. Does he get paid by the minute?

 

[user5800]

Just for info, this function of the driver is only for the new printers? It's missing on my 9000 & 9500 both mk2 drivers

 

[stratman]

It's missing

I am not sure what you are asking.

If you mean being able to install and then select a custom ICC printer profile then YES you can. I don't think Canon would list third party paper ICC profiles if their printers could not use them.

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/products/groups/3rd-party-papers

You might want to take a look at your User Manual again.

 

[user5800]

When I have the pc near I will post a screenshot to better show what I mean.

 

[Artur5]

Why they call them always ICC profiles if many of them have the extension *.icm ?
For instance, the profiles supplied by Canon are *.icm and so are those made with Color Munki/Istudio.

 

[user5800]

@stratman

this is the screenshot of what I have if I select the same setting depicted by @jtoolman in the previous video

there's something missing

 

[stratman]

Have you installed a custom ICC profile for the paper of interest?

 

[user5800]

Have you installed a custom ICC profile for the paper of interest?

shouldn't work with the profiles from the system folder? CWindows\System 32\drivers\spool\color ?

Also i have Input profile, rendering intent but the "Printer Profile" menu is completely missing

I think this is a feature from the pro 100 onwards but the old 9000/9500 printer drivers hasn't it