Jlb
10-30-2010, 10:44 PM
I have an HPZ3200 printer with a built-in spectrometer and use an HP LP2475w 24" monitor with my MacProQuad. I have a Huey Pro which gives me a supposed screen balance and use paper profiles provided with the various paper types I use. The printer prints beautifully (I have had it for over a year). However, on certain images, there is a red shift and/or density difference between screen and print. I want to upgrade from the Huey Pro to a better color balancing system but am at a loss on how this works with a built-in spectrometer in the printer. Do I take the test print that comes off the printer, then read it with an eyeOne2 or Color Munki? Then how do I transfer that information to make the screen yield the same results. Seems backwards, but don't quite understand the process for the HP printer. Any suggestions or input?
thanks,
Jerry
thanks,
Jerry