-----Original Message----- From: Chris Harrison Sent: January 30, 2004 3:38 AM
>I would heartily recommend a specific paper ink combination profile, done by either Neil Barstow or Thomas Holm its the only other way apart from your adjustment layers that I know of. I have several profiles done now and what I see is what I get. Also check out the soft proof controls for these to work effectivly though you need a proper printer profile. see above. I would heartily agree with Chris about getting a custom ink / paper profile built. Just to clarify - you can't calibrate you a printer, you can only profile it. You calibrate a monitor, then profile it cause you can adjust the brightness, contrast, black point and temperature. With a printer, what you get with the inks is what you get - no way to change that. I have built many profiles for customers with great success. I highly recommend it. Just ensure you calibrate and profile your monitor while you're at it to get the best results. Cheers, Derek Cooper www.derekcooper.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
