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Hi All
I hope somebody here can help with a little problem I am having.
At the moment I am trying to ICC profile a Epson Stylus Photo EX using a
X-Rite DTP41B spectrophotometer and MonacoPROFILER 4.7.2 software. PC Based!
When I print my targets using Epson photo paper all is fine however when I
use HP photo paper I get a distinct mottling problem on anything above 60%
saturation. I first noticed this problem before calibration. Hence the
motivating factor for building accurate ICC profiles.
I am concerned that the 60% and above saturation, mottling gets steadily
worse and that this will course an inaccurate ICC profile also its very
noticeable on saturated colours in my digital photos. I would expect this
problem from cheap and cheerful inkjet papers but surely not from HP Photo
Paper which is of reasonably good quality?
How can I reduce or even stop this mottling? Reduce the amount of ink
hitting the paper? Any help would be appreciated.
Many Thanks & Regards
NM
I hope somebody here can help with a little problem I am having.
At the moment I am trying to ICC profile a Epson Stylus Photo EX using a
X-Rite DTP41B spectrophotometer and MonacoPROFILER 4.7.2 software. PC Based!
When I print my targets using Epson photo paper all is fine however when I
use HP photo paper I get a distinct mottling problem on anything above 60%
saturation. I first noticed this problem before calibration. Hence the
motivating factor for building accurate ICC profiles.
I am concerned that the 60% and above saturation, mottling gets steadily
worse and that this will course an inaccurate ICC profile also its very
noticeable on saturated colours in my digital photos. I would expect this
problem from cheap and cheerful inkjet papers but surely not from HP Photo
Paper which is of reasonably good quality?
How can I reduce or even stop this mottling? Reduce the amount of ink
hitting the paper? Any help would be appreciated.
Many Thanks & Regards
NM