Recent content by supergrobi

Hello, sorry for my poor english. I´m a urban explorer and hobby photographer from germany, most of my photos are taken in abandoned places, we have great places here in europe. I´m also a tech freak and printer enthusiast. I own some printers and my home office is full with it. HP Z3200 24" 2...

I used the CAP957.txt (batch) file to create a profile and recorded a photoshop action for cropping and resizing the *.tif image, it works perfectly. My first test print looks fine, i used relative colormetric intent with BPC, the brightness is very close, great colors :) @Emulator: many thanks...

Good question. I will try to double the 128 steps and print 256 gray scale patches and 8 white + 8 black patches. I think 256 steps will be enough? 8 white patches to get the paper color more accurate, and also 8 black patches. This will produce 986 patches, cropped and stretched to A4 with a...

Perhaps, read it with a black mask and without the mask and compare them with the "colverify" command?

It would be nice if you could give me an example for the command. The "colverify " command sounds really great, very useful, thanks a lot!

I built a ruler with a slot with the width of the patches (8mm). Without resizing and cropping it would be to narrow, a simpler process would be nice, but it is ok, next time i will make a action in Photoshop to crop and resize them for the next patches. I also believe there is not a big...

Hi Per, yes, i used "perceptual" with BPC, thanks for the advice, i will try it this weekend :) It has been my first profile, the reading worked really well without any errors, i just tried the setting from pharmacist and followed his instructions, i was very happy that it worked without any...

Hi, i´m new here, from germany. I got my Colormunki this week and made my first steps with it this week, yesterday i made my first profile for the "SIHL Baryt Satin 290gsm" with 750 Patches on one A4 Page. I´m printing on HP printers (Z3200 & B9180) and got a lot of papers (A4/A3) from a...