[argyllcms] Re: anyone using a DTP24 w/argyll?
- From: steveg@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2008 13:04:37 +0000
Mike,
I have used colorport many times with a lot of success. For printer profiles
make sure you use one of the larger patch sets if you are using a monaco patch
set. Argyll really wants to see between 1000-2000 patches for printer profiles.
I usally use the 1379 one. You can also use a Argyll patch set in colorport.
Use targen to generate a ti1 file then in colorport create a new patchset and
import the ti1 file, which will bring in the Argyll patches.
Steve
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From: Mike Russell
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Sent: Aug 6, 2008 8:33 PM
Subject: [argyllcms] Re: anyone using a DTP24 w/argyll?
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> If the DTP24 is supported by colorport, you can use that to create patches
> read them in and save the data as a CGAT file. Which you can then bring in
> to Argyll (use the logo2cgat utility to create the ti3 file to use in
> colprof)
>
> Colorport can be downloaded from xrites website
Thanks, Steve. I actually did try that a year or so ago, and failed. The
resulting profiles were very puzzling - large delta E values and a very
glitchy profile. I am not experienced enough to debug the data trail to see
which patches, if any, were incorrect.
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