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"The DTP70 accelerated, scanning X-Y spectrophotometer has advanced versatility for color proofing and prepress workflows. Product Features: Accelerated X-Y scanning with single button auto feed requires minimal user interaction Measures typical calibration targets in 30 seconds and profiling...

Software solution with DTP70? Software solution with DTP70? Thanks for your suggestions. I think I've tried everything now but no luck. Does anyone know a software product that compensates for OBA's, and supports the X-Rite DTP70? I can't figure out if the i1 software family does. Thanks, Peter

I'm sorry that I didn't mention it. :confused: I use contone profiles. But, if I use the custom made ICC profile in Photoshop (RGB desatured image, convert to CMYK) and go by the profiles in Onyx (All Profiles Off), I have the same problem by the way...

Thank you guys for helping! I followed your suggestion and let the patches dry for 24 hours. The values I read (with UV filter) now are: X 0.850 Y 0.881 Z 0.744 The print is still too yellow/green. I brought the print outside in daylight, same story. My office has about 5300K lightning by the...

without UV filter X 0.856 Y 0.884 Z 0.770 with UV filter X 0.853 Y 0.885 Z 0.746 Doesn't seem like much of a difference? Do you know if it's possible to tweak the profile with Monaco Profiler Gold or is there another solution (preferably free ;-)) Thank you, Peter

Hi all, When I profile my inkjet photopaper, the resulting prints are too yellow. I understand that the optical brighteners in the coating of the paper are the cause of the problem. The manufacturers of the paper add a bit of blue to the coating so that it looks whiter. The blue is not visible...

Now that's exactly what I thought it was supposed to do... I'll try your solution, thanks Hamid :)

Thanks, you've made it a lot clearer for me. So, when choosing an output profile when printing you are in fact changing your Working Space..... I didn't know that.... thanks again :)

Thanks! I really hoped that there was a way to let Acrobat use the selected profiles in Preferences-Color Settings (U.S. Web Coated SWOP v2 in my case) as source profile when there's no profile embedded in the PDF. I thought that was the whole idea of setting the Working Space.... :confused: Peter

Thanks for your reply, It's a CMYK Canon IRC4080i, my custom output profile is CMYK. I need Acrobat to convert the colors because there's no RIP. Just a printer driver. I can try to put the output profile in the driver, but at this point I need Acrobat to do the color conversion. I did not...

Acrobat, image in CMYK w/o embedded profile --> Output Profile, no color conversion? Hi there! I have a (1.4) PDF wich contains RGB and CMYK images without embedded profiles (DeviceCMYK color space). When I print from Acrobat Pro 8.1.4, in Advanced... I choose my printer profile as Output...