How to DIY ICC Printer Profile Making - Uncover the Secrets with X-Rite i1 Profiler

[@shadwxero]

This is just wow, mind blown!

[@BCHTechnologies]

Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@tofulosophy]

Really enjoyed this video and the detail

[@hmli8905]

Thanks for the content! You are amazing!

[@BCHTechnologies]

Thanks!

[@sastrydasigi7010]

Excellent, very useful! Thanks for the video, Ken!

[@BCHTechnologies]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kumarsajal8400]

Great content. I always wondered why my printers colors are so off. What I see doesn't print. This video explains pretty much everything. And how to make it right

[@BCHTechnologies]

Glad it was helpful!

[@roymeiantoro7403]

Great video .... can't wait for the next video :)

[@kdotis68]

Thanks for the video. It very helpful.

[@phototocanvaspdx]

Hi there Kevin. How do you know what paper setting to use on the printer when printing your test? For example if I wanted to create a profile for a satin canvas, and there is no satin canvas setting.

[@jonibumbum5303]

Hello sir..could i know when you print patches is the printer preferences setting use default epson icc or set to no colormanagement?

[@StickyBrickit]

Normally you need to switch ALL colour management off. No colour management via any software or apps, no adjustment through the driver. It just needs to be a raw unadjusted print

[@doctorprint5706]

The real power of a an ICC profiler sits in the rendering of neutrals. Could you show us by chance how a grayscale image is printed ? No color casts at all ?