A basic guide (see post #1) to setting up ARGYLL CMS profiling on your computer

[HungTR]

i didn't do a nozzle check before the target, my machine is still working daily and not on idle, i just execute a nozzle check and it is fine. thank you i will be waiting for the new target, and i saw the post on jtoolman group about you sizing the target in photoshop for the i1studio could you explain that to

 

[pharmacist]

You might have at try with this target (It might be same you have downloaded

I have also included a smaller target that does not need the special Colormunki/i1Studio 3D printed jig to be scanned successfully: The 325 patch Colormunki target can be scanned like this:

https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...printer-target-for-colormunki-i1studio.16984/

 

[HungTR]

does the 350 patch create a good enough profile or the 480 patch is still the magic number

 

[pharmacist]

Modern RGB printers are pretty linear in behaviour, so there is not much difference between 325 and 480 patches, but for shadow details a larger patch size can certainly help. Just give it a try and see what does better: 480 vs 325 patches.