I do quite a bit of profiling and calibration, but it's usually months apart for the printers. Your last image above also plainly states just want you wanted to know that color management has been disabled.
That's why you can't do anything with the color settings. What the ColorMunki software is doing is automatically bypassing all ColorSync controls. It finally occurred to me late last night what you were seeing in your initial post.
#SYNC COLOR NOTE APP AND WEB HOW TO#
If the drop down has no other choices, then I'm not familiar enough with that model printer to suggest how to get to the Epson controls.Īctually, that's what you want. The radio buttons should then be active and so he can choose "EPSON Color Controls", which Print will take him to before the image is sent to the printer. Though he should be able to choose the drop down menu where it says Color Matching, and then choose Other. I was referring to hasnul8286's initial screen shot in this topic. Indeed the options are all greyed out, (locked). But we can put two long sheets together as one image in Photoshop and then print that will almost no waste. From i1Profiler, we can't create a custom target size to fit through an i1iSis that doesn't waste an awful lot of paper by printing nothing on large areas of 17" roll paper. This is particularly important when profiling our Epson 4900. With i1Profiler, I can save the targets out to a TIFF, open them in Photoshop and then print them. "Must" is only true if the ColorMunki software doesn't allow you to get an untagged patch image to the printer any other way. The targets must be printed from colormunki software to allow the targets to be printed correctly, thats what the software is for.
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