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Converting should not be a problem it is assigning the wrong profile that would cause that kind of a problem.

Should have kept it FJB and not whitewashed it into LGB.

Make sure your shoes are the problem either.

At 10 pass he's pushing it with that kind ink lay down using CMKcm. But changing the passes to 20 involves creating a new ICC Profile. That is why I suggested using Inter-Pass Delay to slow it down.

Since your not clarifying what you mean by profiles we don't know if your are talking about the Media Presets or ICC Profiles. By guess your settings are pushing the light magenta replacement curve to the max. If your passes are set too low you could be getting ink starvation or bad printhead...

Bad printhead? How much ink has gone through your lm/lc printhead? Too many clogged nozzles or ink starvation. How many passes? As a test you could try raising you Inter-Pass Delay to slow it way down to see if helps.

The Mac version is only 167MB. Must be all that cloud connection software.

RIP rotting, with Onyx I can believe it. That is why I suggested creating a new profile, but where did you get the ICC profile you are using now. If you downloaded it somewhere maybe you can delete the one in Onyx now and reinstall.

If you sure it is not a printhead going bad, create a new media preset (do not clone one) and then calibrate/linearize, then create a new ICC profile. This is the best method to get neutral tones.

It is kind of pointless to continue this debate as it is beyond discussing Adobe now longer including Pantone Color Libraries. You're going to believe what ever you want to believe but there is a reason RIPs include the ability to create color charts with CMYK device output values for updating...

Maybe I did not make myself clear on emulating spot colors uses device output values in color libraries. There was a time when I thought like you but after testing output values in color libraries it became readily apparent that more (gamut wise) could be gotten out of digital presses and...

That is a good point. In the world of digital CMYK printers be it inkjet or toner, Pantone Emulation is what it should be called and in fact some printer manufactures do just that with RIP color libraries that specify output values for their printer by bypassing CM for those named colors. While...

Don't give them any ideas. Oh wait, they probably thought of this already.

What ever color values you assign to a spot color and have a library for is pretty meaningless without a reference (book)? Yes one can make their own library and create a color chart from it and send that to a client to pick out the color he wants but a Joe Smoe from Idaho color library with hot...

In March, 2022, the Pantone Color Libraries that are pre-loaded in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Adobe Color, and Adobe Capture will be removed from future software updates. To minimize the impact of this change, we are working on an alternative solution for the affected products. Stay...

I got it to work on a Mac because I have no choice but to use 64-bit software. It works fine other than a minor workaround using #2 load option to start reading the first target.

Obviously not. Latex ink is a different animal and throwing to much ink at it will get you nothing but a cloudy muddy look. Now properly calibrated and profiled with take the what ever input values you have and CM them to an out put value but it will not be 100%K only. The ink density of the...

I was referring to what HP calls the media setting on the printer. This has nothing to do with the ICC profiles that are generated by Onyx.

Here is an example of the problem created by people who use the wrong terminology, referring to the Media Preset as a Profile. By your statement "I used the "all ICC profiles off" option in Onyx and it printed way better" it sounds like your Media Preset (print mode, and other setting on the...

Isn't it more like China lost so much of their population they no longer have the man power to produce a lot of this stuff.