[argyllcms] Re: What am I doing wrong now?
- From: Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:36:43 +1100
Leonard Evens wrote:
Clearly, I should have started from scratch and not used the print I
produced for profiling with a scanner. Xrite provides two sizes, one
with 288 patches and the other with 918. I think I may have to pay them
an additional $200 to get a key allowing me to use the larger size. The
Argyll web page gives tables for other Gretag Macbeth instruments but
not for the Eye One Pro. I am going to start off with 288 which is
what Xrite's Color Match would produce. Any other suggestions would be
appreciated.
Sorry, that's an oversight. The table should contain:
Eye-One Pro:
1xA4 462
2xA4 924
3xA4 1386
4xA4 1848
1xLetter 462
2xLetter 924
3xLetter 1386
4xLetter 1848
One minor comment, '-ii1' doesn't seem to be listed as an argument in
the printtarg Usage summary on the web page, but it is mentioned in the
Scenarios section as an example of the use of the command for the Eye
One Pro. It is also listed as an option if one uses
printtarg --help.
Yes, the documentation that was with Beta7 wasn't quite up to date
for that flag. It should be right next time.
Finally, for displaying the .ps file, I used the ImageMagick program
display. Those programs are very powerful and easy to use on the
command line.
Can ImageMagick be used to render the .ps to a raster file, suitable
for printing ?
Graeme Gill.
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