(Neil)one of the points of comparison has been to check profiled output against and iris proof of a transcrom target from which i have an iris proof and the digital original.if you wish to compare to a proof like Iris you'd need to convert the testimage file to CMYK [using the same CMYK the Iris is set to simulate] then cross render to your Epson profile [as is explained in Thomas manual you got with the printer profile.]You see, the iris is [very probably] simulating a priting process, so it is not at all likely that it should match your screen or printer output without the above procedure.
the iris print is to Euroscale from known CMYK target file. My print is from the same file in ps7 with Euroscale as the working space and working CMYK as the proof setup. Printed by 2100 with source space as proof and print space as thomas' profile with a relative colorimetric intent. Is this what you meant?
Andy
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