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Hello, me again. Well it's not that easy coming back into something 4 years on so I'm kind of starting from scratch as a sublinator

I am using the epson D120 and installed the ArTainium 'UV+ ICC color profiles' using the manual that came with the ink system. Once I completed the installation and printer set up I was told to name the set up as Dye sublimation.

Now, when I open an image in photoshop, do I have to assign the 'ArTainium UV+ ICC color profile' to the image, I went to profiles in photoshop and found the above profile, images are slightly to dark.

Confused? sorry. Any advice on how to get the best image would be great. Last time round I was doing some great work, now 4 years older an on, not so good

Now, when I open an image in photoshop, do I have to assign the 'ArTainium UV+ ICC color profile' to the image, I went to profiles in photoshop and found the above profile, images are slightly to dark.

Slightly too dark on screen, on paper or on final printed item? If the latter, what are you printing onto, at what temp and what time?

Old thread,

but i`m looking for artanium icc profiles for epson D88 and D68 can anyone help with this

is there nothing on sawgrass website?? if not i will try and look for my old D88 and post a link .

Paul;31820 wrote:is there nothing on sawgrass website?? if not i will try and look for my old D88 and post a link .

i did look on their website, but i could not open the profile. I`s appreciate if you can post me a link

out of curiosity... why you want to open it?? cant you just copy and paste to your profile folder in windows??

I believe Sawgrass now package their profiles in a self extracting installer, that requires you to register with them. Other than that, there should be no reason not to be able to open them.

sorry don`t know how, can you explain

Ohhh i got ou. All you need to do is to register with your printer number. Print noZle chek and nimber under nozzle is number that you need. Then put some fals info in fields where you got it from and all should work.