I am printing on an Epson R1900 using Epson Premium profiles and PWP 5 controlling color. I created a monitor profile to correct a slight yellow shift and darkening. When I check the "Apply Inverse Monitor Curve' in the print dialog and print a test target, the print has reds and greens turning to shades of brown, yellows losing saturation, and blues appearing little changed. Grey scale looks little changed. Several attempts including updated printer driver yield the same results.
So I tried using color curves, options, inverse monitor curves, and then printing with 'Apply Inverse Monitor Curve' unchecked. Resulting print looks great showing the subtle brightness and color change I wanted.
What's going on here?
Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
Moderator: jsachs
Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
Did you mean to say you created a monitor profile or a set of montor curves?
Jonathan Sachs
Digital Light & Color
Digital Light & Color
Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
I created a set of monitor curves. Sorry for the bad choice of words.
Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
Jonathan Sachs
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Digital Light & Color
Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
Monitor curves file is on the way along with scans of resulting images.
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Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
I seem to be having a similar problem. I tried monitor curves on a sunset scene. I wanted better contrast in the darker tones. When I printed it was as if red/magenta was turned off. I printed a test without inverse monitor curve which was fine. Is there any news on this issue?
Thank you,
Kevin Kopchynski
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Kevin Kopchynski
Re: Monitor Profile Desaturates Red & Green
We have found and fixed a bug that was causing this problem. It will be available in the next update.
Kiril
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Kiril Sinkel
Digital Light & Color
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