H
haverbach
I have an Epson 4870 scanner. In the Windows XP "driver\color"
subdirectory there are several profiles named "ewadobe.icm",
"ewsrgb.icm", etc. If I go into Photoshop and view this subdirectory,
such as in the "Assign Profile" dialog, the full names of the profiles
appear, and the "ew" is definitely Epson. Were these profiles
installed along with the scanner installation (I also have an Epson
R800 printer)? If so, what do these particular Epson profile do?
I will note that the EpsonScan software has a section:
"Configuration>Color", inside of which there are a "Source" and
"Target" drop-down window.
Under "Source" there are only two options: Epson Standard and
Ricoh Russian (whatever that is). So I've chosen Epson Standard. Under
the "Target" drop-down window are listed Adobe RGB, sRGB, etc. Are
these profiles under the "Target" drop-down window the
"ewadobe.icm", "ewsrgb.icm", etc. as mentioned above?
Thanks,
Howard
subdirectory there are several profiles named "ewadobe.icm",
"ewsrgb.icm", etc. If I go into Photoshop and view this subdirectory,
such as in the "Assign Profile" dialog, the full names of the profiles
appear, and the "ew" is definitely Epson. Were these profiles
installed along with the scanner installation (I also have an Epson
R800 printer)? If so, what do these particular Epson profile do?
I will note that the EpsonScan software has a section:
"Configuration>Color", inside of which there are a "Source" and
"Target" drop-down window.
Under "Source" there are only two options: Epson Standard and
Ricoh Russian (whatever that is). So I've chosen Epson Standard. Under
the "Target" drop-down window are listed Adobe RGB, sRGB, etc. Are
these profiles under the "Target" drop-down window the
"ewadobe.icm", "ewsrgb.icm", etc. as mentioned above?
Thanks,
Howard