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V3.0 - simple gamut overview added - focus on keeping wrapper light and not dependent on python libraries that may not be available or installed. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K3n3nWFblIUtzvxIzCufPeMWgrJpzVDt/view?usp=sharing

At the expense of jumping on the bandwagon, Claude and I have written yet another wrapper to simplify the process of preparing printer profiles with Argyll CMS. There are several of these around but none really suited my requirements. Anyway - take a look and see whether this may be of use. It's...

100km NW of Melbourne is a small area called Drummond - roughly midway between Daylesford and Malmsbury and about 12km west of Kyneton. Have 5 acres off grid here. Where are you? The new Printprism does use an updated target but as Mike explains it, the only difference is a wider black border...

Hi Wayne - Richard here - welcome. I hail from about 100km NW of Melbourne so thought I'd say g'day - like you I'm an impressed PrintPrism user - very impressed by it. I trust you're using the new slice he released yesterday? I had my doubts at first but it works far better than I'd ever...

FWIW - and just in case there's any interest - the monochrome system is up and running OK - not as difficult as I'd anticipated. Diluted the GY ink to make LG, LLG and LLLG inks that matched the measured densities of 100% C, M & Y then printed using the previously established colour profiles...

That aligns with my experience too Conrad - although reducing cooling time to 30s seems to produce just about identical results to those at 60s. But great to see that Mike's improvement objectives continue ....

So here's a project! I'm proposing setting up a Canon IP8700 to run graded grey inks in a dedicated print head for printing monochrome photos - a little like is sometimes done with various Epson printers but with the advantage of being able to easily swap out the printheads so that a single...

Good spot Peter - I use Linux so can't use the Canon s/w - hence using web interface instead. So both are options. Now - did this setting help with Cassiop38's problem? - am curious to hear. *EDIT* I just noticed that Turboprint does indeed provide this same functionality - so no need for the...

I think it's in the custom settings section of the web interface (which assumes of course that your Pro10S is networked, not just USB)

Have you ticked the "Prevent Paper Abrasion" setting via the printer's web interface?