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07/18/2006 03:33:19 PM · #1 |
I am busy printing some black and white photos on premium semigloss paper with an epson r1800 printer. I am using profiles which i think i downloaded from the epson site. They are about 85% good, but there still seems to be a very slight purplish cast to the black and white photos, so I am interested in trying out some other profiles.
Does anyone know of a website who has good paper profiles to download?
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07/18/2006 03:43:50 PM · #2 |
will it support black ink only at highest resolution ?
thats the only way i can get true B&W/Greys out of my epson
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07/18/2006 03:55:16 PM · #3 |
yeah, you can print in greyscale, but that is sort of avoiding the problem of a ill-aligned profile.
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07/18/2006 03:56:41 PM · #4 |
check with the makers of the paper.
I know that Kodak has profiles for its pro paper that are pretty good.
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07/18/2006 07:45:49 PM · #5 |
epson is the maker of the paper.
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07/18/2006 08:23:05 PM · #6 |
Convert your black and white to greyscale in photoshop before printing. If you still have a color cast problems, I think your only way out of this will be building your own profile. I myself tried premium semigloss by Epson with my R1800 and I hate it. Perhaps you could give a look at other higher end paper like this one.
It happens to be my favorite by far and Ilford make hi quality profiles for R1800.
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07/18/2006 08:34:29 PM · #7 |
the other thing to try is getting a profiler for your paper as well
as the screen
- gretag makes one (1500$ or so ) does paper & screens makes icc profiles for dmnnear anything
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