Do You Need to Make Your Own Printer Profiles?

February 21, 2010 | 2 Comments |

Do you need to make your own printer profiles?

Probably not, if you’re using a printer manufacturer’s standard papers.

Yes, if you’re using 3rd party or exotic substrates or inks.

Is it hard?

No! This video highlights several easy solutions.

Learn more on my DVD Fine Art Digital Printing.

Learn even more in my Fine Art Digital Printing Workshops series.

Category: Printing, Technique, Video, r/evolution
Tags: acme educational, Color Management, colorimeter, Epson, eye-one, ICC profiles, isis, printer profiles, Printing, r/evolution, spectrophotometer, X-Rite

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