Printer Profiles and Instructions

Download one of the following files for all of our ICC printer profiles and instructions

on how to use them. Included are instructions on how to set up your files for printing.

The instructions are PDF files. Print and read them before installing the profiles.

The printer profiles are the ICC files. You will not be able to open these.

Click here for printer profiles & instructions in Stuffit format (14mb)

Click here for printer profiles & instructions in ZIP format (14mb)

Once you have downloaded one of these files onto your desktop, double-click to open it. If you don't have zip or stuffit programs on your computer you can download them for free from

www.stuffit.com/win/expander

Use the Frontier profiles for photographic prints up to 10x15 inches.

Use Pegasus profiles for photographic prints 10x15 to 20x32 inches and for Metallic paper.

Use  Epson profiles for fine art papers and canvas or prints larger than 20x32 inches. Please call us if you are unsure of which profile to use.

All of our profiles are designed to be used in an ICC colour managed environment. Monitors should be calibrated using a dedicated hardware device to D65 with a gamma of 2.2.

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have a query or are experiencing difficulties.

 

Colour management – consistently better results!

In response to the ever-increasing challenges of the digital era, Lab X is pleased to offer a complete digital colour management service. It combines our years of photographic and colour management expertise with the latest software and equipment.

Our aim is to provide the most cost effective and scalable service possible. So we do everything from monitor calibration and mail-order profiles to profiling digital cameras and the calibration of your entire digital workflow.

The benefits of colour management

• Calibration to international standards provides 100% certainty that you are viewing your images correctly and therefore any adjustments you make will be accurate. The ONLY way to calibrate a monitor correctly is to use a hardware device that is compliant to ICC standards.
• Be confident that image files dispatched to the printer, lab and (most importantly) your clients are exactly as they should be.
• Utilize the full imaging capacity of all devices, from capture to output.
• Eliminate guesswork and trial and error to gain optimal production efficiency.
• Accurately preview images prior to printing to minimize screen and print discrepancies in both RGB and CMYK environments.

 

For further information or bookings, please contact
Justine Frost or Robert Filippi on (03) 9534 8838  or digital@labx.com.au

 

Colour management is often a difficult subject to master.

Some helpful resources can be found on our links page.

 

Lab X, as always, helping to safeguard your professional reputation.

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