Epson,
the creators of PIM (Print Image Matching) has today announced yet another
standard. This time it's called PIM II (this could turn into a Rocky series)
in addition to the original set of parameters PIM II now understands embeded
noise reduction and custom scene flags. To me this is just another confusing
standard for users who are STILL not getting reliable colour matching
between their digital camera and their printer. None of the solutions
put forward so far (PIM, PIM II or EXIF 2.2) are the real solution.
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Epson,
the creators of PIM (Print Image Matching) has today announced yet another
standard. This time it's called PIM II (this could turn into a Rocky series)
in addition to the original set of parameters PIM II now understands embeded
noise reduction and custom scene flags. To me this is just another confusing
standard for users who are STILL not getting reliable colour matching
between their digital camera and their printer. None of the solutions
put forward so far (PIM, PIM II or EXIF 2.2) are the real solution.