Some of you mentioned a 2 step process to create a paper (ink & printer)
profile. Is this valid for RGB printers as well? If yes, can you share
your method.
I've done a single step type profile for a couple of papers I have and
at the suggestion of Graeme I think, I use profcheck to have an idea of
how "good" they where. I noticed a few but large outliers, just to see I
prune the ti3 file and now I wonder if I should make a new profile from
the prune measures? Is that good practice in general? Should we try to
figure why I got such huge outliers and maybe measure them again? (I
have an I1 Studio, so it's most likely my error)
What kind of error level from profcheck -k (DE2000) can be considered as
acceptable?
Assuming one would systematically use the scenario of image dependent
gamut mapping, I wonder if any special attention need to be address
while making the profile itself?
Anyone as a suggestion on how I could "soft proof" the resulting image
from above?
Thanks and happy new year to everyone,
Yves
