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Effie - I use the profile I created for that paper and my printer. Lexjet has their own set of profiles posted on their website, and, as I recall, the ones I looked at were quite good. You probably can use Epson's Lustre profile in a pinch. The two papers have a virtually identical color response. The biggest difference is the white point values of each paper, with the Epson paper's white being blue gray by comparison.

Dec 27, 2013 at 12:05 PM

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Peter Figen wrote:
Effie - I use the profile I created for that paper and my printer. Lexjet has their own set of profiles posted on their website, and, as I recall, the ones I looked at were quite good. You probably can use Epson's Lustre profile in a pinch. The two papers have a virtually identical color response. The biggest difference is the white point values of each paper, with the Epson paper's white being blue gray by comparison.

Thanks Peter for responding. I ask Vanessa at Lexjet chat what icc profile I should use with the eSatin paper and she suggested "luster" profile. I don't know whether she meant epsons luster profile or lexjet luste profile for my 3880, I was not clear on it. Again, thanks, Peter for your response.

effie

Dec 28, 2013 at 05:31 AM

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