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My thought would be that your i1 is probably OK. When was it last certified? I'd recommend getting a factory certified annually but in this case I'm guessing that isn't the problem. Is the proof that was initially set up matching to the same target as you are trying to hit now? If yes I think...

You're M ∆E is within tolerance, although a but high, it's the ∆H that is failing the tolerances. Have you compared the Gamut of the linearized printer to that of your target profile? It seems to me that the printer/paper combination doesn't give you enough gamut in the magenta to hit your...

The graph paper method is free and if you're just doing one press it shouldn't take too long.

MXC is a locked format if you want to use the GMG Driver in 10c mode you need to use GMG paper. You can drive the printer with the Epson Driver or GMG driver in 8c mode using custom calibrations.

The GMG driver and Epson driver will render differently, so one can look sharper than the other. Also bidirectional printing vs unidirectional printing does make a difference for sharpness and the width of very fine lines and type. You should also do a head alignment on the Epson. This helps...

I see you mentioned Pantone colors. I'd assume you're trying to transfer in all the Lab values for Pantone colors. Have you tweaked the Lab values in GMG from what Pantone supplies GMG? If you haven't ORIS will have the same values built in out of the box and it's just a matter of loading the...

The separations that are created using a GRACoL profile are dependent on the settings used to create the profile. Different GRACoL profiles created created with different black generation settings will produce different separations. The GRACoL profiles distributed by IDEAlliance have some GCR...

I've updated and it installs the 2014 versions separately.

Thanks Bret, that will be much appreciated.

I've been working with a client on making some newspaper proofs on their Epson and we have achieved some good results. What the client would like to do before they sign off on the proofs is compare them to a proof made by the New York Times and/or USA Today. I know that both the Times and USA...