Hi, I'm trying to create an icc profile for my Canon printer using a DTP20 device. In order to do that I followed to instruction in the "Typical usage Scenarios and Examples" section on the Argyll website. The targets were obtained by issuing the following commands * targen -v -G -d4 -l400 -f2160 -B16 -e16 -g128 Canon * printtarg -v -i20 -pA4 Canon and printing the created .ps file with all color correction options turned off. The prints were left to dry for a couple of hours and were read in using * chartread -v -c1 -h Canon This took quite some effort because very often communication problems occured with the DTP20 (seems to be some initialisation issue: either it works perfectly or it will only give communication errors after connecting the device) but finally I did succeed. If I then try to create an icc profile from the results using * colprof -v -qh -i D50 -o 1931_2 -S AdobeRGB1998.icc -cmt -dpp Canon I get the following error: colprof: Error - gamut: vector_isect failed! Changing several options does not make any difference. Taking a closer look at the output of colprof, at several locations "-nan" occur. This starts (I think) when the black point is determined because in the output the first occurence is in the line Black point XYZ = -nan -nan -nan, Lab = -nan -nan -nan I have no clue what I am doing wrong. Should I use different options? Any help is greatly appreciated! Sander