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Re: Reddish gray tones: profile tweak for Pro9000 Mk II?
In reply to Taurus43,
4 months ago
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Taurus43 wrote:
If this is the problem with the Pro9000 then I 'm not sure that you can ever get a print that gives cast-free prints in daylight and tungsten light.Thanks, very interesting observations. I would have expected this from black, but I suspect that you might be right about the cyan.
Well, if I could tweak it, I could fix it so it looks perfect in tungsten light. And actually, if I remove some magenta with adjustments in the printer driver, I can get gray tones that look very good kinds of light, at least to my eye. It's a compromise in that maybe it's not quite perfect in either type of light, but it's good enough to fool the eye.
So the question is how to tweak a profile to affect mainly gray tones but not other colors. Or actually, how to tweak a profile. I'm being lazy here. There's a lot of information (maybe too much) on profile tweaking, but I'm looking for suggestions.
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