Graeme, Attached is the first page of a 4x6 343 patch target from ColorElite. Perhaps that will help you validate the TID algorithm for the DTP20. BTW, when I was creating the profile on my Ubuntu 64bit system tonight with the binaries I downloaded from the web site for 1.3.4, I got the following error from colprof. colprof -v -D"mx880 Kirkland 4x6" -qm -S /usr/local/argyll/ref/sRGB.icm -cmt -dpp mx880Kirkland4x6 colprof: Error - Malloc of vrml object failed I tried it on my old XP machine and it worked fine. I'll attach the output from colprof as well. Thank you, Bob On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 10:28 AM, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Bob Coss wrote: > > The TID for a short chart created from the software that came with the > DTP20 > > works fine for me on a 4x6, so I'm certain that it's capable. I like > your > > charts because there are more patches per page on a 4x6 sheet. > > OK, this looks like a bug (the magenta patch at the end is missing). I > wasn't properly allowing for the different patch length between the TID > and the normal rows. > > > So I can skip reading the TID in tethered mode and start reading the > chart > > directly? I didn't have a clue. That might be a useful note to add to > > your documentation for the DTP20 if you would for other folks. > > Yes. You just use it like any other strip meter. Plug it in and > run "chartread basename". It will prompt you to start reading from > strip A. Is there something I should add to > <http://www.argyllcms.com/doc/instruments.html#DTP20> ? > > > Would you like to see the target file for the first page of a 4x6 so you > can > > see what a TID from ColorElite looks like? That might help figure things > > out. > > Sure, mail me a scan of the chart. > > Graeme Gill. > > -- Hay que aprender algo nuevo todos los días
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