<r><QUOTE author="Matt Quinn;27351"><s>[QUOTE=Matt Quinn;27351]</s>It may be physically impossible to get a reading off a mug - But you do need to take your reading off the final substrate for accuracy. - In fine art Gicleé printing for instance the same printer, same ink but two different papers ...

<r><QUOTE author="Matt Quinn;27298"><s>[QUOTE=Matt Quinn;27298]</s>Clive,<br/>
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I'm not familiar with your profiling tool but at a guess the process is basically you print a test pattern off, measure it with the colorimeter device and the 'feedback' from that device is what the program uses to ...

Sorry, I should have said, Print Fix Pro - not Spider Pro!!

<r><QUOTE author="bms;27235"><s>[QUOTE=bms;27235]</s>It sounds to me as though you are manually creating profiles and using different applications. You should have profiles supplied with your sublimation ink which are supported in specific graphics packages. There should be no difference in colour ...

<r><SIZE size="3"><s>[SIZE=3]</s><FONT font="arial"><s>[FONT=arial]</s>Can anyone help?<br/>
I have recently purchased new paper from BMS - Tru-Pix and European Mugs. <br/>
The problem I am having is that when I transfer the image to the mug, it comes out a different colour.<br/>
I have created a ...