Editing Colorsync Color Profiles - Hasselblad FLEXTIGHT X1 User Manual

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The skeleton black scheme does not add nearly as much black - especially
in the colors, thus resulting in brighter colors, but also requiring higher
quality paper. These profiles also specify the minimum ink percentage in
each channel that a color must have before any black is added at all.
If you are not sure which profile to use, ask your printer if there is a
limit on the maximum ink percentage and be sure to choose a profile
that limits the percentage appropriately. In the majority of cases, the
Hasselblad 330SKEL 30K75 profile will provide the best results.
In some cases, a ICC profile for your (or your service bureaus) specific
output device may be available. If so, then use it instead.
If your results are not satisfactory, then speak with your printer for
advice about how you should modify the profile. See "Editing ColorSync
Color Profiles"
Editing ColorSync Color Profiles
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The profile editor is only available with the Mac OS version of FlexColor.
FlexColor includes both a ColorSync input profile designed for the
Flextight scanner and a set of generic output profiles, each of which is
designed to create good results under a different set of conditions.
These generic profiles will deliver adequate to excellent results. If, after
testing an output profile and speaking with your service bureau, you
find that you would like to fine tune an output profile, then follow the
procedure below.
The settings available for editing the output profiles are both highly
detailed and very powerful. In general, they are intended for users who
are very experienced in making color separations. Most likely, you should
speak with your service bureau about how to make these settings.
1. Run the FlexColor application.
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2. Choose Setup from the File menu. Then click on the ColorSync tab.