on 11/5/04 10:05 am, I G Okorji Esq. wrote: > The profiles provided by > Epson works in "my" 2100 when setup correctly.
The generic profiles may well provide 'acceptable' results when used with original equipment (OE) consumables, but what Jack L is talking about is extending the capabilities of any given work-flow and managing the results from start to finish so that every step is predictable AND controllable. This is the nature of 'high end'. If the set-up you have works for you, then fine, but this forum is about pushing to get the absolute best out of the equipment and resources available and I have to say that calibration and profiling of equipment are a given (or should be!) before any other elements are taken into account. > While we are here, the issue > of which colour profile to work with is entirely dependent on the > environment which the image is destined. But we are talking about BOTH input and output profiles here > I experimented by changing the RGB setting to LCD colour, and as > I have said I obtained a perfect match. It would seem that you have a closed-loop system where your screen is set up to match your printed output, which is acceptable only if none of your work ever makes it to another monitor or output device, but a recipe for disaster if you are involved in providing image files for use by others Best Nick D -- Nick Dunmur�Photographer =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
