2015-06-05

LaserSoft Imaging’s newly developed printer calibration software now offers an exclusive upgrade, which supports a broad spectrum of printers, ink and paper types, which guarantees colour precision and printing quality. The printer calibration upgrade uses the existing scanner as a measuring device, eliminating the need for additional and more expensive hardware.



Initially, the scanner is calibrated by using SilverFast’s patented auto IT8 calibration. The next step is to print a full gamut printer target containing 1.026 fields and over 1.000 tonal values. While the target is being scanned, SilverFast is automatically generating and saving an ICC-profile for the chosen printer-paper combination in the systems ICC-profile directory. Colour is a subjective perception and LaserSoft has taken this into account with SilverFast’s option of editing the generated profile according to the user’s desires. Based on the generated ICC profile, a new target is printed, in which the user can select the most neutral tonal values according to their perception. Once completed, SilverFast computes a personal user profile and saves it.



The process is easy, with a smooth workflow for use by professional photographers, fine art printers as well as amateurs to obtain the most optimal results.

Priced at only $99, this is an upgrade well worth the cost.

Information about LaserSoft Imaging

LaserSoft Imaging was founded by physicist Karl-Heinz Zahorsky in 1986 in Kiel Germany. Its developments include the patented SilverFast Multi-Exposure, as well as the auto IT8 calibration. LaserSoft Imaging is renowned worldwide as a pioneer in the field of scanner and digital imaging software. The SilverFast range of products include software for scanners, digital cameras, printers, HDR imaging, as well as several specialized solutions. LaserSoft Imaging produces very high quality targets for IT8 color calibration.

Resource Links

Printer Calibration Movie — click here

Profile Editor Movie — click here

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