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Icc color profile needed
- Thread starter mfatty500
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iPrintStuff
Prints stuff
Are you looking at making your own profiles or do you just need one specific profile? What rip do you have?
there’s a few options, some more reliable than others. One, download various online profiles that have a similar media profile to yours then test them all until you find one you like.
Option 2 would be to buy an i1 or similar and start creating your own, depending on rip you may not need additional software I.e. onyx has a built in profile engine.
Option 3, that you may get away with based on how good you get on with your supplier, is you can sometimes get them to come out and profile the media on your machine. That’s the best option if you don’t end up creating your own. A profile made on your printer will always be better than a generic profile made on some demo unit.
have you reached out to your supplier and asked for a profile for that specific media? Usually they have them.
there’s a few options, some more reliable than others. One, download various online profiles that have a similar media profile to yours then test them all until you find one you like.
Option 2 would be to buy an i1 or similar and start creating your own, depending on rip you may not need additional software I.e. onyx has a built in profile engine.
Option 3, that you may get away with based on how good you get on with your supplier, is you can sometimes get them to come out and profile the media on your machine. That’s the best option if you don’t end up creating your own. A profile made on your printer will always be better than a generic profile made on some demo unit.
have you reached out to your supplier and asked for a profile for that specific media? Usually they have them.
Pauly
Printrade.com.au
im going to suggest buying an i1 studio. You have a desktop printer, getting someone out to profile for you will cost a lot. but you'll get the right colours.
getting an i1 studio will probably get you where you need for probably the same price.
Or get an i1pro3 if you can afford to.
ColorCrest
All around shop helper.
Peruse the Chromix website starting with their ColorValet service. Contact them to let them know what you're doing and to be sure they can handle your setup.
https://www.chromix.com/colorgear/shop/productdetail.cxsa?toolid=997
Pauly
Printrade.com.au
Im pretty sure they use colorlogic colorant & copra for it too, so you'll get a solid profile even if you mess up on the print.