Chapter 1. Color Management Background - Kodak

Chapter 2. Using ColorWise Pro Tools
Output Profile Creation Summary
b. Front & Back Output Profile = 3x*papername-linonly-^ (where ^ is
the chosen lin level)
c. No Sliders
d. Copies = 999, Force Simplex, set Paper Size to ‘page size from
job’
6. Scan the Monaco Patches with Monaco Profiler and create the true
ICC profile
a. Set the Upper Ink Limit in the profile to 300
b. Name profile 3x*papername-_UIL300_^%.icm (where ^ is the
chosen lin level)
7. Use ICCUtility to tie all the pieces together
a. Linearization Tables = 3x*papername-linonly-^.ct0 (where ^ is
the chosen lin level)
b. Density Data = 3x*papername-density_golden.cm0
c. Destination Profile = 3x*papername-_UIL300_^%.icm (where ^
is the chosen lin level)
d. Set the Calibration Set to that you did in step 2 & 4
e. Save out file as 3x*papername_UIL300_^%_real.icm (where ^
is the chosen lin level)
8. Load the real ICC into Profile Manager (choose same calibration set
as step 2, 4 & 7d)
9. Delete the 3x*papername-linonly-^.icl file from Profile Manger.
10. Use Calibrator to set the current calibration data to that which is in the
ICC (the golden)
a. Choose the calibration set from step 2, 4, 7d & 8
b. Click Load under the Measurements section and choose the
3x*papername-density_golden.cm0 file (result of step 2) then
click Apply.
ICC Profile Creation Process
Print Calibration Page,
scan with ES1000
using CWPT Calibrator
Golden Calibration Data
cm0 file
Use Color Toolkit Linearization tool
- take cm0 file and create
ct0 file & ill file
Appropriate level linearization data
ct0 file
M
ERGE
REAL ICC profile
_real.icm file
Print Monaco patches
using ill file, scan patches with
Monaco and create profile
LAB ICC profile data
acme file
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