I ask because I am quite surprised by what I'm seeing. I'm using Epson Photo Paper and tried a couple of supplied profiles, but more importantly a profile I created myself with my Spyder3Print SR. In all cases normal photos - random content with a range of tones - look fine. Certainly they look the best with my own profile. A very good match with my calibrated Sony GDM900 CRT display. So I just tried printing a RGBCMYK patch pattern and discovered to my surprise that the P9000.2 is not producing anything close to true blue. The patch looks and reads RGB 0,0,255 on my display but looks positively purple printed out. I'm really quite confused since images I printed out with broad blue sky tones look fine.
Can anyone else contribute their experience with the Pro9000 and pure blue?
The other patches, BTW, look dead on. As soon as the print has stablized over 24 hours I intend to read the colors with my spectro.
Can anyone else contribute their experience with the Pro9000 and pure blue?
The other patches, BTW, look dead on. As soon as the print has stablized over 24 hours I intend to read the colors with my spectro.