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(1) Canon PRO-1000. Excellent print quality. Reliable. Excellent feeding mechanism. Clogging is very rare. You don't have to do something to avoid clogging. It uses a lot of ink for self maintenance. ...

Most probably is a feed adjustment problem. I don't know the specific printer. If it is possible to execute feed adjustment. Another thing to try is to slow down the printing speed by selecting ...

Another possibility. This new printer has a feature to enhance blacks by applying n overcoat or something like that. Is it possible that the printer driver in LR has this feature enabled and the ...

Print an evaluation image (like this one http://www.outbackphoto.com/printinginsights/pi048/essay.html ) like you would print a normal photo (with the appropriate icc profile) but without alter it ...

I don't know the answer. I want to comment on the broken spring mechanism. I believe it is developing in a common PRO-1000 problem. Mine has three broken. The good news is that the printer ...

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Hi I have the initial backup amb file but for the PRO-4000. If you want to try it send me a pm.

There is no need for that. There is nothing to stop you from building a new icc profile for the drifted printer. Canon PRO line of printers (like the PRO-4000) have an internal calibration process. ...

I watched the video. He creates a media type and then builds the icc profile on this media type in one procedure. He calls all of it "profiling". That maybe be a little confusing for some. For the ...

As you already probably know there are no rules on how the perceptual rendering is made. The Argyll_CMS way is explained in it's documentation: https://www.argyllcms.com/doc/colprof.html#S

I follow a very fast and safe method. I construct once the commands in a text editor and save them. There I make any necessary changes as profile names etc. Then I paste them in the command line. ...

IMO it's worth making your own profiles. I bought a used i1pro2 basic from ebay for 500 euro. It cannot be used with the xrite software (i1Profiler) for printer profiling because the basic version ...

I don't use PS for printing. I only use Canon PSP for printing profiling targets for the PRO-4000. All my printing is done from LR and Qimage at a ratio around 70/30 but I haven't done any side by ...

I am using Qimage Ultimate more and more. Ιrreplaceable tool. From easy and fast nesting on rolls, printer maintenance with scheduled unclog prints, to color targets for building icc profiles.

Thanks! I will search for it!

The computer is needed. Thank you for the response.

It is impossible to find a web cam in Europe right now..... so is it possible to use EM1 (mark1 or mark2) as a web cam? Thanks!

I have no experience on this but from what I read and understand I would choose the Diasec process: https://www.reedphoto.com/services/finishing/acrylic-face-mount-prints-to-plex/

I can share the ink consumption for the 4000 but keep in mind that it depends on the usage. In one year I printed 375 square meters of paper with roughly 5000 ml of ink (75% on paper - 25% used ...

After some days it will start to fill green.