With the latest version beta 21 I can set the Delta-E to 50:
The amount of false positives is now much more acceptable to have visual check very quickly whether or not you have to reread a row.
ok, I tried increasing the Delta-E from 20 to 70 now every few patches to see how the amount of highlighted patches are decreasing:
From my experience with the i1Studio (Colormunki) and the i1Profiler those highly visible offset difference between expected/measured values are totally normal...
Hi @itsab1989 , not sure what I am doing wrong, but it seems to be restored now:
OK, I am retesting the scanning now and increasing the Delta-E to about 40 so see if I still see those unncessary highlights.
very strange, this should be visible in the softproofing by strange colour pike in the colour gradients. I don't see anything strange and the softproofing is very smooth and no strange colour spikes.
I also see the strange expected/measured values in row D:
But it doesn't translate at all...
I suggest to start with the 3 sheets target: Either the A4/Letter 1944 patch target (both 3 sheets).
Alan G has very good results with this target (He has compared to his previous 2 step workflow with a preconditioning profile followed with a secondary final target and both are very similar...
@itsab1989 :
with the new option enabled the scan seems to succeed succesfully:
However there are a lot of pathches highlighted (standard setting: Delta-E: 20), maybe I should increase it a bit: not sure how the engine decides whether or not a patch is highlighted or not, but the...
@itsab1989 : I am not sure but I cannot find the button in the generate patches to shuffle/randomize the patch layout before exporting to pxf-file. For the ti1 this is no problem as ChromIQ can do it for you in the patch layout interface.
The reason is that the pxf-file is fixed (in order to...
Hi Veronika,
welcome: I suggest not to print borderless unless really necessary. The overspray sponge cannot be replaced unless serviced by Epson, unlike the older P800 where the overspray sponge works with a slight slope so overspray ink drips through the sponge material in the cavity beneath...