![]() Generally, paper ICC profiles are imported in PrintFab Control Center, dialog "Profiles", tab "Printer Profiles". ![]() regular inks, black generation etc.Ī new color profile must be created for PrintFab, either through our profile creation service or with a spectrometer and profiling software. The reason is that different printer drivers have different color output, depending on the dithering algorithm, linearisation, use of light (photo) inks vs. These profiles will produce correct colors only when used with Epson's original Windows printer driver. You can import any ICC profiles into PrintFab, however it makes no sense to use the profiles provided by Epson or by the paper manufacturer (e.g. Or perhaps change the colorspace to (Adobe RGB). Other options seem to be: change PrintFab settings intent to (No Correction), leave mode (RGB) and leave the colorspace with the (icc paper profile). Otherwise, I left all settings in the PrintFab color management in the default positions. In the PrintFab Settings I set the intent Perceptual, the mode: RGB, and the colorspace: with the paper icc profile. Both tests were done using Photoshop: Photoshop managing colors, printer profile was the icc profile of the paper/printer, rendering intent was perceptual with black point compensation checked. ![]() My test print with the colorspace toggled to my icc profile was much better than the test print with the RGB colorspace(way too saturated colors). I finally managed to import a few icc profiles into the "colorspace" tab, but was really unsure if this was the correct place for them. The manual is hard to follow with this method. I have been printing both at home and on the Epson 9800 & 11800 printers at school using Photoshop and downloaded icc profiles for Canson Rag Photographique and Breathing Color's Lyve canvas from the paper manufacturers. ![]() If you continue to experience problems, please contact AlphaCard technical support.I am using a trial version of PrintFab to overcome the length limitation of 37 inches in the Epson 3880 printer I just bought.
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