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Offline Frits

Printfixpro
« on: November 27, 2006, 04:42:38 PM »
Readers,
at last, I have bought me to day prinfixpro.
Very expensive. 549 euro, but I think it is worth.
Then now at  last I get pictures so as I see it on the screen.
I have now spyder2pro and printfixpro.
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However , I have  5 new cartridges, after one is empty I fill them myself.
( I do that for years)
It always gives trouble, special the yellow colour.
It's quick dry. But I have a highfrequent cleaning equiment and throughly cleaning helps often.
So also to day.
I make some probe test rainbow printings, till the color is constant and the same.
After that I printed the target printfixpro prints and messuring the colors.
So I have now 2 profiles.
One for ordinary paper and one for ordinary fotopaper.
So, I printed the testpage and it is overwelming, how nice are the colors and correct now.
It is expensive, but now I can now use all ink and paper what I like, so to speak.

I am not bound on special marks ink and paper.

I have also another printer, but that is only for ordinary printing.
Perhaps I make also a profile for it, so it is become routine for me.

frits

Offline curvemeister

Re: Printfixpro
« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2006, 06:19:41 PM »
Hi Frits,

Calibration is becoming a very common topic for discussion here and in other Photoshop forums.  Keep us posted on your progress with getting your prints to match.

Mike

Offline Frits

Re: Printfixpro
« Reply #2 on: November 27, 2006, 06:34:54 PM »
Hi Frits,

Calibration is becoming a very common topic for discussion here and in other Photoshop forums.  Keep us posted on your progress with getting your prints to match.

Mike


mike, i had the point to close my computer to go to bed. It is now 1:32H in the night or morning.

I make progress. It is now what I see, is what I get.
Before that I had much trouble to get picture right on paper as so I see it on the screen.
till now I have no complains.

Frits