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just to know can i use the SpiderPrint target for the iProfiler that you built i seen in other post ?

i printed it, i will wait tomorrow to try to scan

In answer to my question (about 5 years ago) about the issues with paper gap i1Studio Graeme Gill answered: "The Munki/i1Studio isn't...

Dr. Nick wrote: Using the spotread command I noticed that argyll measures a LAB value of about -93 / 0 / -3 when the instrument is...

just try the file above and see if it works for you (shrinked version TC9.18).

ok thanks for the new ruler but i will need to fix my 3d printer before i mean not in the long side, but in the sort side, anyway my...

ok thanks for the new ruler but i will need to fix my 3d printer before i mean not in the long side, but in the sort side, anyway my...

Meanwhile I have shrinked the target a bit in order to fit your smaller scanning guide. BUT you have to move slowly now in order to pick...

the problem can be the printer region, because with US printers for sure it doesn't work, when you reset the original cartridges they...

My scanning eye opening is 25.5 cm wide, so not sure how much the width is of your scanning jig ? Here is a new design I made. I hope...

Hello Edmundrinald, I really like your approach to the problem, that "in another life" thing is hilarious! :))) Anyway, welcome bro!!!

the big window is 20cm large (why so short if i enlarged your project ?), so i suppose is this the problem. the sensor window is 21,2cm...

You can use a resetter for Epson 378 cartridges to make the printer recognize them as full again. Success depends on cartridge type...

The area is exactly 22.3 cm as my design takes into account the scanning eye will start en stop on white paper and in between the row...

Dr. Nick wrote: Using the spotread command I noticed that argyll measures a LAB value of about -93 / 0 / -3 when the instrument is...