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October 18, 2013, 2:23pm
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I wonder what kind of device link profile curve creates.
It does not work in Photoshop CS6
It does not work in basicolor ghost color server.
It does not work in ColorthinPro3
Strange isn’t it, how to use it?
The manual for Curve3 spells this out rather thoroughly. Here is some of the DLP information on page 72 of the latest version of the Curve3 manual (second edition):
DLPs exported by Curve3 contain precise 1-D CMYK calibration curves, but none of the inter-channel color transformation data normally associated with DLPs. A Curve3 DLP acts like a very precise RIP calibration table which can be used in a RIP or Photoshop. Photoshop can be used either as a low- productivity calibration workflow (if no other RIP solution is available), or to provide a quick and accurate test of Curve3 calibration data prior to installing it in a production RIP.
The Curve3 DLP should work just fine in Photoshop CS6. How were you attempting to use it?
Should work fine in ColorThink Pro also. Keep in mind that DLP’s are not like regular device profiles in many ways. Because of the nature of DLP’s there are a limited number of ways that DLP’s can be used in CTP. You might be trying to do something that a DLP cannot do. For example device link profiles have no “gamut” and therefore cannot be graphed. You can, however, see the result of a DLP in action.
Here’s more information on using Device Link profiles in the ColorThink Pro manual.
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October 18, 2013, 9:13pm
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The manual for Curve3 spells this out rather thoroughly. Here is some of the DLP information on page 72 of the latest version of the Curve3 manual (second edition):
DLPs exported by Curve3 contain precise 1-D CMYK calibration curves, but none of the inter-channel color transformation data normally associated with DLPs. A Curve3 DLP acts like a very precise RIP calibration table which can be used in a RIP or Photoshop. Photoshop can be used either as a low- productivity calibration workflow (if no other RIP solution is available), or to provide a quick and accurate test of Curve3 calibration data prior to installing it in a production RIP.
The Curve3 DLP should work just fine in Photoshop CS6. How were you attempting to use it?
Should work fine in ColorThink Pro also. Keep in mind that DLP’s are not like regular device profiles in many ways. Because of the nature of DLP’s there are a limited number of ways that DLP’s can be used in CTP. You might be trying to do something that a DLP cannot do. For example device link profiles have no “gamut” and therefore cannot be graphed. You can, however, see the result of a DLP in action.
Here’s more information on using Device Link profiles in the ColorThink Pro manual.
No the profile was made in curve2
The same is true for Curve2.
