Epatcola's latest activity
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread What’s the biggest hidden cost in printing today?.My biggest hidden (or better said unexpected) cost is wasted paper. I am using an ET-7750 or ET-8550 so the ink usually costs...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread Not sure but I think PrintPrism might work on some un-supported scanners too.Looks like link spam.
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread Not sure but I think PrintPrism might work on some un-supported scanners too.Gamut volume tells you little. Profiles of completely different shape could have identical gamut volumes. Looking at the two profiles...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.It flashes red during a measurement. It looks like green just indicates charging from the USB port and the brightness indicates charge...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.The CR30 only calculates and displays Lab values for D65/10. The software calculates Lab values for the illuminant you select. If you...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.The ti3 generation script I wrote for the CR30 doesn't write an ink limit so it is a non-issue for that usage. Scanning the list you...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.The batch files have 2 lines. One to run targen and the second to run printarg. You don't need to be a programmer to edit command line...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.A bit more information on the bug would be interesting. We are not all using the same ones. The required patch size depends on if you...
-
EEpatcola replied to the thread How to generate a simple RGB printer profile using ArgyllCMS and the CR30 colorimeter/spectrophotometer.Assuming you use windows you would be better off using the powershell script here and also check my post which details how to generate...