On Wed, 2011-02-16 at 08:55 +0100, edmund ronald wrote: > Epson profiles can downloaded from the Epson site, but they are really > only for the Mac and Windows OEM drivers. I can print using Photoshop under Windows on my dual boot system. But I don't understand what the profiles are for. They are for Epson Hot Press Bright Paper Epson Hot Press Natural Paper Epson Cold Press Bright Paper Epson Cold Press Natural Paper I don't know which papers these refer to. Each of these contains a Windows program, but I don't know what ahppens when I run them. Where are the profiles? > > Edmund > > On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 4:49 AM, Leonard Evens > <len@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I used my Eye One Pro to create a profile for my Epson 1280 printer used > > with one of the standard Epson papers. > > > > I now have and Epson 3880 printer, and I thought that there were > > profiles which I could download for the printer, or which might already > > come with it. > > > > But I don't really understand what I've been able to find about the > > matter by using google. I find Epson profiles but they don't seem to be > > for papers I have, and I don't know what to do with them. > > > > Can anyone point me in the right direction to get started with that. > > > > Of course, since I plan to work under Linux, I may end up creating my > > own profiles. Since I did it before, I presume I can do it again with > > the new printer, but I am curious to try it with profiles supplied by > > Epson if such exist, > > > > The papers I now have are > > Epson Photo Paper 11 x 17 and 13 x 19 > > Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy Letter size > > Brilliant Suprem L Lustre Paper 17 x 22 > > > > I got the latter at Calumet Photo when I bought the printer last summer. > > I was told by the salesman that the "Epson semi-gloss profile", whatever > > that is would work with that paper. > > -- > > Leonard Evens len@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University > > > > > > >