Re: Q re Polaroid 4000 (was: minolta multi helpful hint)

["sirius" <sirius1@casema.net>]

yes i saw that too, but it seems that when pola insight definitive 4.0
version will appear this will be normalized and guarded in the respective
typical folders of your os.

sirius
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary L. Hunt <glh@srv.net>
To: <epson-inkjet@leben.com>
Cc: <brentd@nyct.net>
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 9:32 PM
Subject: Q re Polaroid 4000 (was: minolta multi helpful hint)


> At 11:18 AM 1/18/2000 -0500, Brent Dorsett wrote:
> >............Does anyone know
> >if there is a icc profile for the Polaroid  Sprint Scan 4000?
>
> Sorry this is a bit off-topic for the list (but it's sorta relevant
> at least in my search for the best way to translate my scanned
> slides into Epson prints :>)  Yes, the 4000 does have an ICC
> profile, which can be embedded if you save a 36-bit "raw" scan;
> otherwise the scanner embeds your monitor space (which I
> suppose makes some kind of screwy sense, since this is the
> space you are "editing" in when you make adjustments in the
> scan software.)
>
> The strange thing is that this profile shows up when the image
> is loaded into Photoshop (in the Profile Mismatch dialog),
> and if you use it as the source and convert to your working
> space, the resulting image looks very good.  But the profile
> is NOT on the Photoshop profile list if you do profile-to-profile,
> and I can't identify an ICM file in my /Color folder that corresponds
> to it.  So how does this work, exactly?  Photoshop doesn't have
> any trouble converting the file on opening, but the profile simply
> isn't there otherwise.
>
> Gary Hunt <glh@srv.net>
>
>
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