Bob, I can't say I have a lot of experience with other tools. I thought using my scanner was subpar and the DTP20 is a huge improvement upon that. However, I haven't actually scanned a target (I guess spotread should work to read a target of known values) to get an idea of where it's at in terms of calibration. My batteries run out very quickly too, I usually use it plugged in with external AC-power. Regards, Marcus On September 9, 2011, at 22:05, Bob Coss wrote: > Marcus, > > I can't say how nice it is to be able to use Argyll for profiling my 4x6 > papers instead of ColorElite! The profiles are soooo much better. > > How well are your devices holding up? Have you recalibrated it or replaced > the battery? I have two, one of them doesn't have a corresponding > calibration patch, and is way off from the other. My batteries are very > weak. My primary DTP20 seems to still be calibrated well and yielding good > profiles for prints. But I'm wondering how long I have to go without sending > them if for calibration (or if it's even possible now). > > The Pulse works so much nicer than the munki for scanning patches. > > Bob > > On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Marcus Andersson <lucaf3rr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > First of all, thank you Graeme for allowing us to use your fantastic software. > > Another DTP20 user chiming in. Glad to read about a solution for 4x6 since I > also have run into that issue. Although, untethered would be nice. > > What does the new feature for variable patch size mean? Are we allowed to > vary the patch width or is it only for adjusting the height? When would this > feature be useful for the DTP20? > > Best wishes, > Marcus > > On September 9, 2011, at 20:13, Bob Coss wrote: > >> Graeme, >> >> I do have to mention that now that I know I can read the 4x6 targets without >> the TID for the DTP20, It doesn't matter much. I do like being able to read >> charts untethered. But this is working fine. I just have never been able >> to get the TID to read from any of my targets on a 4x6. Never had any >> problems with anything letter size and up. >> >> Bob >> >> On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 11:12 PM, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Bob Coss wrote: >> > Were you able to look at the image I sent you of the TID from a ColorElite >> > 4x6 target? >> >> I suspect that by fitting fewer patches on the sheet, they make >> it somewhat easier to read. There doesn't seen to be anything >> noticeably different about the TID, except that the user definable >> field is filled with a (presumably) fixed pattern. >> The Argyll chart uses that to record the random start value. >> >> Graeme Gill. >> >> >> >> >> -- >> Hay que aprender algo nuevo todos los días > > > > > -- > Hay que aprender algo nuevo todos los días