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<p>I'm using ICC profiles with an epson R800 and most of the time

they work pretty well. However, sometimes I find that when applying

the ICC profile certain areas of a photo become blocky and muddled.

Here's an example:

 

<p><A

href="http://www.stanford.edu/~lanierb/photos/test1.jpg">Original

file without ICC profile</A>

 

<p><A

href="http://www.stanford.edu/~lanierb/photos/test2.jpg">Version with

ICC profile applied</A>

 

<p>When I print the photo it looks something like what you see on the

screen, not good. For images where this happens I find I get better

prints not using the ICC profile, though in that case the color isn't

as good in the rest of the photo. If I use the ICC profile the color

is better elsewhere but there are these blocky sections.

 

<p>What is causing this? Have I done something wrong? Is there a

way to fix it? Is this normal? Thanks!

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Head over to the R800 forum at photo-i and check out the topic Printing Green Problem.

 

 

http://www.photo-i.co.uk/cgi-bin/ikonboard/ikonboard.pl?s=3fd47928478affff;act=SF;f=40

 

The problem is discussed, understood, and solved. Apparently the R800 confuses some older profile making software, including the one used by epson to make the supplied profiles. A poster put up new icc profiles for premium glossy and premium semigloss that work great. Theres actually 2 itterations of his new icc profiles so make sure to get the latest.

 

mike

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