Re: Matchlock Cyan Skies

[magpie@digisys.net (Shawn Coggins)]

Joel:

Haven't tried this yet, (don't have MatchLock)
but someone else on this list several months ago mentioned starting
with a Monaco EzColor profile, (I mention this as my blues tend
towards purple with EzColor) to print the Matchlock Target, then
create a new profile with Matchlock & finally tweak that profile.

It's a thought, plan on getting MatchLock next month as EzColor
doesn't provide enough flexibility for my current needs. 

For now I'm going to start with Dan C suggestion of testing the paper
settings first before making a profile.
I wonder if Dan ever sleeps. :)

> My
>> only problem with MatchLock Profiler RGB is almost the opposite of
>> the "cyan skies" - my skies and water sometimes turn purple. I have
>> been able to compensate by desaturating the magenta in the blue areas.
>> I was glad to read Dan's second posting quoted above. I've
>> just started to experiment with making profiles using different media
>> settings, and I've already seen a difference. David of NoMoreCarts
>> also suggested trying different media settings when making profiles
>> using No Color Adjustment.
>> Keep up the good suggestions, everyone!
>>
>> Roger Smith
>
>Roger,
>Do you have enough experience with settings vis a vis profiles to make any
>general remarks about the different settings?
>
>Short of that, maybe you could just tell me how you're getting purple and
>I'll try to find a way to split the difference with you on some cyan skies.
>;-)
>
>Joel Wilcox

Shawn Coggins  http://www.herronparkhorsetrials.org/
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