Did 75 DPI scans. Works AOK thru colprof!!!! Probably should say "75 DPI is the limit for scans". Thanks! $ colprof -v -D"Printer B" -qm -cmt -dpp -kr 2530 Total ink limit being used is 250% No black ink limit being used No of test patches = 1053 Estimating white point Approximate White point XYZ = 0.024146 0.024826 0.012578, Lab = 17.839640 0.423796 8.749913 Creating optimised per channel curves Initial White Point XYZ 0.024146 0.024826 0.012578, Lab 17.839640 0.423796 8.749913 About to optimise temporary matrix ................. About to optimise input curves and matrix ........... About to optimise output curves and matrix ...... About to optimise input curves and matrix again . About to optimise input, matrix and output together . About to adjust a and b output curves for white point About to create grid position input curves Create final clut from scattered data ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************ Doing White point fine tune: Before fine tune, WP = XYZ 0.964174 0.998808 0.826075, Lab 99.953897 0.194241 -0.174370 After fine tune, WP = XYZ 0.024143 0.024796 0.012595, Lab 17.825955 0.475536 8.704255 Creating fast inverse input lookups Compensate scattered data for input curves White point XYZ = 0.024143 0.024796 0.012595, Lab = 17.825955 0.475536 8.704255 Find black point K only value (Lab) = 8.019562 2.229713 5.665837 Black point XYZ = 0.008013 0.007687 0.003521, Lab = 6.943667 2.428301 5.324621 Done A to B table creation Setting up B to A table lookup Creating B to A tables Rev cache RAM = 2062 Mbytes There is 1 rev cache instance with 2062 Mbytes limit 100% Done B to A tables Creating gamut boundary table 100% Done gamut boundary table There is 1 rev cache instance with 2062 Mbytes limit profile check complete, peak err = 113.637113, avg err = 25.167050 On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 8:19 AM, Rick Richardson <rickrich@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > $ targen -v -d4 -l260 -f1053 2530 > $ printtarg -v -s -iSS -pLetter 2530 > $ gs 2530.ps > > printed... > > $ foo2lava-wrapper -c -C10 -G none.icm 2530.ps > 2530.prn > $ nc 192.168.1.13 9100 <2530.prn > > scanned on a Canon LIDE 70 at 600 DPI ... > > $ scanin -v -c Scan10001.TIF 2530_01.cht scanner.icm 2530 > $ scanin -v -ca Scan10002.TIF 2530_02.cht scanner.icm 2530 > $ colprof -v -D"Printer B" -qm -cmt -dpp -kr 2530 > > So 600 DPI is not right? 75 DPI is right?? > > > > On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 7:51 AM, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Rick Richardson wrote: >> >>> $ colprof -v -D"Printer B" -qm -cmt -dpp -kr 2530Total ink limit being >>>>> used >>>>> colprof: Error - rev: bwd vertex 0 is not prime or secondary >>>>> >>>> >> Hmm. Your .ti3 file is not valid. It contains zero values >> for most patch combinations. This is quickly evident from the message: >> >> Approximate White point XYZ = 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000, Lab = 0.000000 >> 0.000000 0.000000 >> >> A white of zero is fairly obviously bogus. >> >> It's not clear how you created the .ti3 file, since you haven't provided >> the input profile you used or the scanin commands you used. Using some >> arbitrary >> input profile I was able to create a .ti3 with valid looking >> values from the TIFF scan files and .cht files, and create >> a profile successfully. The only issue I had was that the >> scan files are so big that they choked scanin, as well as being >> very noisy (moire due to the print screen interacting with the scanner ?), >> causing some image recognition issues, so I had to down sample >> them by a factor of 8 first. >> >> Graeme Gill. >> >> > > > -- > Rick Richardson rick.richardson@xxxxxxxxxxx > http://home.comcast.net/~rickrich1/<http://home.comcast.net/%7Erickrich1/> > Linux printer driver for HP CLJ 2600n http://foo2hp.rkkda.com/ > Linux printer driver (KM 2430 and HP 10xx) http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/ > Linux tools for geocaching http://geo.rkkda.com/ > -- Rick Richardson rick.richardson@xxxxxxxxxxx http://home.comcast.net/~rickrich1/ Linux printer driver for HP CLJ 2600n http://foo2hp.rkkda.com/ Linux printer driver (KM 2430 and HP 10xx) http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/ Linux tools for geocaching http://geo.rkkda.com/