[argyllcms] Re: Question regarding EFI ES-1000 Rev. D with UV-Cut Filter
- From: Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 08 Aug 2013 22:53:41 +1000
Serhat Abaci wrote:
Hi.
> I bought a 2nd Hand EFI ES-1000 Rev. D with a UV Cut Filter for a low price
> inks. Since there is no Custom ICM Profile I had to create my own, before
> that I rent a ColorMunki for about a week but
> I did want to own a spectrometre myself.
Sounds like a good arrangement.
> I print 870 Patches on a sheet of A4 Paper. 90 Patches are for B/W. Since
> the EF ES-1000 is a relabeld Eye-One it works good so far.
It's good to start with moderate settings, but you could probably increase
the number of patches somewhat if you wanted/needed more accuracy.
> Do I have to change anything due to the UV Cut Filter? I want to print
> photos as neutral as possible.
The UV cut shounn't make a significant difference unless you are using
paper with a lot of FWA/OBE and are viewing it with a light source that
has a high ultra violet level.
> Is there any tweak that I didn't see or forgot?
I wouldn't use targen -t option unless you have a reason to - ie. used the
default optimised far point algorithm.
If you are going to use colprof -dpp, then include a -c viewing condition,
since the source and destination viewing conditions work as a pair.
Graeme Gill.
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