custom ICC -sublimation Printer calibration

[Paul]

Hi all! just to let you know!
Now I can create color correction profile for your printer, inks and paper by using 1100 color samples charts! this mean your colors can be better then ever.
here you can see diference:

green colored gamut show standard ICC profile gamut. it gives great results but somoe colors are out of it. whitch means some colors are simply imposible to achive as your printer dont know how to mix your inks and print them.

White colored gamut is new profile generated for this same ink, paper and printer. just more color samples was used. (1100!!!)





So if your prints are great colors but suffering of some color cast this maybe solution for you. so just let you know that now it can be fixed

[boristrump]

1100 colour chart?
can you send me the 1100 colour chart?

[Paul]

I can
Will send you links when back to my pc. Its basicly 3 tiff files with 1100.color samplea to print out.

[Paul]

just to let you know i can do basic ICC now. is this same stuff as from 1st post but is created from smaler color samples.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 954wt_1139

[boristrump]

thanks still waiting Paul ?

1100 colour chart?
can you send me the 1100 colour chart?

[Paul]

ohhh. sorry i didnt get that... Do you need this to print out and scann? or you want only have a look?? if you want can service then please PM your email so I can send you pdf with some instruction.

thanks


PAul

[JSR]

just to let you know i can do basic ICC now. is this same stuff as from 1st post but is created from smaler color samples.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 954wt_1139

If I were you, I wouldn't specifically specify "sublimation" in the title of that listing. I'm sure there are many people out there using third party inks (dye and pigment) who aren't getting accurate colours and who would benefit from your ICC profiling service just the same as us dye-subbers.

[Paul]

i was thinking about this but as long as I dont test this service on normal inks then I will hold up with it unfortunatly i dont have normal inkjet printer here atm so cant test it but if you happy to be a lab mouse and willing to send me some normal print i am more then happy to try it for you for free of corse

[JSR]

I have third-party dye inks in my Brother MFC-5890CN which we can use for testing, if that would help?

I did a profile using my ColorMunki and there wasn't a huge difference (though there is some difference), from what I could tell, but then it depends on paper as well as inks and settings. Ideally you'd need to match the inkset to the chosen paper (matt, glossy, premium, etc) to get best results (just as one profile rarely covers mugs, coasters, glass, mousemats, and metal).

If you'd like me to send you some prints using my dye ink, I'm more than happy to do so. It'll be after the weekend now, though.

We're also looking at using third-party dye inks in our HP Officejet when the current inks run out, too.

[Paul]

fantastic! pick the paper you use most and we can try it out