Note really. IE has zero knowledge of the color profile. It assumes no color profile and XP will use sRGB. BTW, all these are going to change in Vista...espn said:
gretagmacbeth ??
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For majority of people, the profile provided by the printer is "close enough". However, if there is a need to maximize the performance of the printers, especially on pro printers (pro is defined as "very expensive"marklim said:2.6K??
Think i better live off my printer being not calibrated..
) with special art papers (again, "very expensive" like >S$5 per A4), then a profiler for printing is needed.Usually, those printing A3+ (aka Super A3) and above class of printers, though some would consider those A3+ printers as semi-pro. The R1800 cost about S$1k... The R2400 cost about S$1.6k (I think...) The rest are too expensive for me to think aboutmarklim said:
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Watcher said:Usually, those printing A3+ (aka Super A3) and above class of printers, though some would consider those A3+ printers as semi-pro. The R1800 cost about S$1k... The R2400 cost about S$1.6k (I think...) The rest are too expensive for me to think about
:bsmilie: if u have to ask the price, u probably can't afford it anyway... :bsmilie:
Madmax said:
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=177377
btw, x-rite and gretagmacbeth merged.
http://www.gretagmacbeth.com/index/about/announce.htm
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