Bright Colors Epson s80600

[klingsdesigns]

What color management do you select in onyx to get nice bright colors? saturation extreme?

 

[ColorCrest]

What color management do you select in onyx to get nice bright colors? saturation extreme?

Is your Onyx RIP system showing "saturation extreme" as an input profile choice?

 

[klingsdesigns]

it normally goes to all icc profiles on.

 

[ColorCrest]

What color management do you select in onyx to get nice bright colors? saturation extreme?

Where exactly do you set "saturation extreme." Post a screenshot?

 

[Bly]

Epson have an EpsonWideCMYK input profile you should use.

 

[klingsdesigns]

This is all I have for choices.

 

[ColorCrest]

This is all I have for choices.

Your should find more access to the actual input profiles; such as a "Change Profiles" button or such. ICC Profile Setup: Profiles, Rendering Intent, Output.

Let's see those settings.

 

[Bly]

Here it is. I think I had a time finding it.
Pretty sure it doesn't automatically install with the drivers etc.

 

[klingsdesigns]

Your should find more access to the actual input profiles; such as a "Change Profiles" button or such. ICC Profile Setup: Profiles, Rendering Intent, Output.

Let's see those settings.

For that output selection all i have is default printer icc and default cmyk icc

 

[klingsdesigns]

Here it is. I think I had a time finding it.
Pretty sure it doesn't automatically install with the drivers etc.

I added it into the output folder for cmyk and it show up in that tab now.. Is that what i always want selected?

 

[klingsdesigns]

My 3 things to pick.

 

[ColorCrest]

I added it into the output folder

Output is not where it belongs. It is considered an Input profile, otherwise known as a CMYK working space.

 

[klingsdesigns]

Ok. I will take a look at it tomorrow and see if I can figure out where it goes.

 

[ColorCrest]

The attached image is a visual comparison of two CMYK working space profiles. The common U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 and the special Epson Wide CMYK ver2. Also is a visual gamut comparison. Gamut volume of SWOP reports as 296,515 vs 1,006,190 for Epson Wide.

 

[klingsdesigns]

The attached image is a visual comparison of two CMYK working space profiles. The common U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 and the special Epson Wide CMYK ver2. Also is a visual gamut comparison. Gamut volume of SWOP reports as 296,515 vs 1,006,190 for Epson Wide.

So i want that in profile tab under cmyk image and cmyk vector?

 

[ColorCrest]

So i want that in profile tab under cmyk image and cmyk vector?

Yes. Set rendering intent to Perceptual for both.

Then you need to get that same profile to your design software and test it as a CMYK working space. It's atypical however because it's not universally available to most designers. Designers would normally use an RGB working space such as Adobe 1998 to build "bright" colors." Be sure to save your test design file tagged with the Epson Wide profile and honor it in Onyx when it's ripped.

Do you know if you have a proper ICC output profile in Onyx for your chosen media setup?

 

[klingsdesigns]

Yes. Set rendering intent to Perceptual for both.

Then you need to get that same profile to your design software and test it as a CMYK working space. It's atypical however because it's not universally available to most designers. Designers would normally use an RGB working space such as Adobe 1998 to build "bright" colors." Be sure to save your test design file tagged with the Epson Wide profile and honor it in Onyx when it's ripped.

Do you know if you have a proper ICC output profile in Onyx for your chosen media setup?

Yeah for most medias i have the correct profile. Right now all we have been printing on is avery 1105. We use signlab 9.1 print and cut so i will see if i can get it in there for the correct epson cmyk profile.

 

[klingsdesigns]

This is what i have now with adding the epson one.

 

[klingsdesigns]

So changed it to that cmyk wide and WOW.. Pictures dont do justice but some are almost florescent.

 

[klingsdesigns]

Also changed some charts to postershop and the rgb's really got bright. The pantones print awesome.