Possibility to convert csv-file with only L*A*B* values into a ArgyllCMS ti3 file

Can you generate the ti3 file using a scrambeld patch set from the original ti2 file ?

pharmacist said:

Can you generate the ti3 file using a scrambeld patch set from the original ti2 file ?

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I don’t have spectro for now. Still waiting but I can make all test patch for randomise and normal order for saving time

pharmacist said:

Can you generate the ti3 file using a scrambeld patch set from the original ti2 file ?

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Can u send settings from windows app for cr30? I know it need to be in correct way and correct value on the table.

Hello,

I use
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test mode (M0)
light source angle (D50/2 degrees)
L
A
B
400 nm
.....up to
700 nm
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Be sure to check the scanning mode into D50 and 2 degrees, this is how the i1Pro does its work.
all other information I have removed

pharmacist said:

Hello,

I use
-----------
test mode (M0)
light source angle (D50/2 degrees)
L
A
B
400 nm
.....up to
700 nm
------------

Be sure to check the scanning mode into D50 and 2 degrees, this is how the i1Pro does its work.
all other information I have removed

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Every nm manual or u can type range. agry use all of them? On test mode i only have SCI. On phone app i have M0 but not on QC2. I cant change UV settings containUV also


UPDATE:
If u cant use M0 just update cr30 on the app. Now all show as it shoud

Soon will check if all works fine

Loks weard

Are you printing with a RIP or a standard printer driver: note the target is for RGB printer drivers and RIP programs need CMYK targets. The white value be about the Lab value above 90. x x. The 36.2 is very dark for white. Do you have a normal printer not for textile: try to make a standard RGB target for the normal printer.

pharmacist said:

Are you printing with a RIP or a standard printer driver: note the target is for RGB printer drivers and RIP programs need CMYK targets. The white value be about the Lab value above 90. x x. The 36.2 is very dark for white. Do you have a normal printer not for textile: try to make a standard RGB target for the normal printer.

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Im using photoshop to print and the target was printed using ACPU. Printer works just like normal one its EPSON L310. Weard about white because shoud be 85.27 i check it now again. White calibration cap also show 88.67. All files in zip ti1 ti2 tiff ti3

111(84.65 X X) and 68(83.97 X X) are white

micronica said:

Im using photoshop to print and the target was printed using ACPU. Printer works just like normal one its EPSON L310. Weard about white because shoud be 85.27 i check it now again. White calibration cap also show 88.67. All files in zip ti1 ti2 tiff ti3

111(84.65 X X) and 68(83.97 X X) are white

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Something is messed up. I don't know what your .colors file is. I generated an A5 10mm patch target from your 228 ti1 file with this
printtarg.exe -r -v -i 22 -p 148.492x210 -a1.25 -T360 -m3 "my 228-target"
and got this
Which doesn't look like your photos. The 4th patch (A4) in the ti1/ti2 files is pure white. The 4th patch in your .cvs file has Lab of 28.81;-15.72;1.5. Looks like you printed it wrong. Maybe randomized print without randomization in the ti2 file.

I am not sure what a ti3 file should look like, but, the first three values in each data line are RGB values from the ti2 file which seems strange. I would have expected just L *a *b and spectral values. I don't think the spectral values are much use except to support some optical brightener tweak in the profile anyway.