Can I Use Epson Paper in a Canon Printer
mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
Epson paper on a catechism paper?
I've just switched over to a Canon printer,subsequently using the Epson R3000 since 2011.
The new printer uses dye inks,and I take a ton of Epson newspaper.
Does anyone know for sure ,where I tin can,or,cannot use my Epson papers,with the Canon pixma pro-100?
Thanks,
Mike
Re: Epson newspaper on a canon paper?
Bold they're all glossy or luster (dye ink doesn't wait very good on matte newspaper), so of course you tin as long every bit you accept the correct profiles. But since Canon plainly doesn't make any profiles for Epson newspaper you'd either have to make your own or find someone who has already made some.
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OP mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
Re: Epson paper on a canon paper?
One of the Epson is Exhibition Fiber--information technology does accept a slight gloss,the other is Ilford Gold Cobweb silk,that also has a semi-sleeky finish,and I take like 3-4 boxes of it {8&ane/two x eleven}
Thanks for your quick reply,Earussi,
Mike
Charles2 • Veteran Member • Posts: 6,663
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Ilford might accept a contour for its papers on your Canon. For it and for the Epson paper, you can accept a profile made by a service shop, for example, Profiles Past Rick .
OP mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
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Charles,cheers for the link ,you sent me,I volition definitely endeavour Ricks' profile.
Mike
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While backwards, I take a P800 and constitute that the Epson ICC profiles for their Premier Glossy, their Semi-Gloss and their Luster piece of work quite well with Canon's equivalent. You might give information technology a try in reverse.
David
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OP mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
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Swell thought David-The Pro-100 is coming in today.
This may accept me a few days,only I'll get dorsum & post my results.
Thanks Again,
Mike
(unknown fellow member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189
Re: Epson paper on a canon paper?
mikek200 wrote:
I've just switched over to a Canon printer,subsequently using the Epson R3000 since 2011.
The new printer uses dye inks,and I have a ton of Epson paper.
Does anyone know for sure ,where I can,or,cannot apply my Epson papers,with the Canon pixma pro-100?
Yep you can. Y'all cannot still employ any vendor supplied ICC profiles NOR utilize Printer Manages Colour as an alternative. You must have an ICC profile for that verbal paper and printer combo.
(unknown member) • Forum Pro • Posts: thirteen,189
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Charles2 wrote:
For it and for the Epson paper, you can have a profile made by a service shop, for instance, Profiles By Rick .
This is an example of a service you lot're recommending based on actual personal experience or you're again recommending to others, products and services you've never used*?
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Re: Epson paper on a catechism newspaper?
mikek200 wrote:
Great idea David-The Pro-100 is coming in today.
This may take me a few days,but I'll get back & mail service my results.
Thanks Again,
Mike
I should mention that I tried this reversal with i of Canon's matte papers, I don't remember which, and the results were non expert.
David
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Charles2 • Veteran Member • Posts: half dozen,663
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digidog wrote: ... you're again ...
Endeavour reading: "for case." But once again, the dog barks flame allurement.
(unknown member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189
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Charles2 wrote:
digidog wrote: ... you're once more ...
Endeavour reading: "for example." Merely once once more, the dog barks flame bait.
So your recommendation is again based zero experience?
OP mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
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Charles2 • Veteran Member • Posts: 6,663
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Charles2 wrote:
Ilford might have a profile for its papers on your Canon. ...
Indeed Ilford does, at http://ilford.com/printer-profile-list . Paper manufacturers' profiles are often very expert - certainly worth 1 exam impress.
(unknown fellow member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189
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Charles2 wrote:
Charles2 wrote:
Ilford might have a profile for its papers on your Canon. ...
Indeed Ilford does, at http://ilford.com/printer-profile-list . Paper manufacturers' profiles are frequently very good - certainly worth ane test print.
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OP mikek200 • Regular Member • Posts: 388
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Yes,I finally got the Pro-100 up & running and printed an eight x10 on Ilford GFS,using their contour,came out perfect.
Besides,I ran information technology through, the regular feeder,no marks,scratches,an overall clean print.
I think this printer & I,are going to take a long beautiful relationship.
Also,I got in bear on with Canson,& Hahnemuhle,seems these 2 manufacturers, have profiles for me likewise.
Thanks for the headsup Charles,
Mike
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digidog wrote:
... Yous must have an ICC profile for that verbal paper and printer combo.
I categorize ICC profiles into three groups 1) custom, ii) generic, and three) substitute.
"Custom" ways the contour was purpose-built for your specific printer/ink/media output. "Generic" means the profile was congenital for your ink/media combination but was made from output coming off your aforementioned printer model but really printed on a printer unit with dissimilar serial number. Generic profiles are what the printer manufacturers and media manufacturers routinely distribute to customers for complimentary. "Substitute" means you are trying to print using an ICC profile that was built for potentially any combination of different printer, dissimilar ink, different media. Substitute profiles are past far and away the to the lowest degree likely to produce good results, simply every at present and then fifty-fifty a substitute profile can work well.
Case and point. Epson Premium Luster and Catechism Photo Paper Pro luster are without a doubt truly different RC photo papers (not rebranded same stuff), but Canon and Epson inks lay down on those two media so closely, that yous tin can swap these 2 media with very good results. For example, I tin cull my Epson P600 printer, the Epson Premium Luster media setting, and the Epson generic ICC contour for that combination, but and then substitute Catechism Pro luster paper on my printer, and yous'd exist difficult pressed to see any color and tone errors. All that said, mostly, attempting to use a substitute ICC profile is somewhat of a fool's errand.
Moral of the story: sometimes an apprentice printmaker tin can indeed get lucky and substitute an ICC contour that was fabricated for an entirely different printer/ink/media combination, just it involves a lot of trial and error printing to figure out how well that strategy works out in practice...precisely what a fully and truly implemented ICC contour workflow is designed to avoid!. In comparing, a genuine custom ICC contour (when it is well fabricated) avoids whatsoever and all guesswork about what potentially increasing color and tone errors volition accumulate when attempting to use ICC profiles that weren't built expressly for your specific printer/ink/media process.
cheers,
mark
(unknown member) • Forum Pro • Posts: 13,189
Re: Epson paper on a canon newspaper?
Mark McCormick wrote:
digidog wrote:
... Yous must take an ICC contour for that verbal newspaper and printer philharmonic.
I categorize ICC profiles into 3 groups 1) custom, ii) generic, and 3) substitute.
"Custom" means the profile was purpose-built for your specific printer/ink/media output. "Generic" ways the profile was built for your ink/media combination simply was fabricated from output coming off your same printer model but actually printed on a printer unit of measurement with different serial number. Generic profiles are what the printer manufacturers and media manufacturers routinely distribute to customers for free. "Substitute" means you are trying to print using an ICC profile that was congenital for potentially any combination of unlike printer, different ink, different media. Substitute profiles are by far and away the least likely to produce adept results, but every now and then even a substitute contour can work well.
Instance and bespeak. Epson Premium Luster and Canon Photo Paper Pro luster are without a doubt truly unlike RC photo papers (not rebranded same stuff), only Catechism and Epson inks lay downwardly on those ii media so closely, that you can swap these ii media with very good results. For example, I can choose my Epson P600 printer, the Epson Premium Luster media setting, and the Epson generic ICC profile for that combination, simply and so substitute Canon Pro luster newspaper on my printer, and y'all'd exist hard pressed to encounter whatsoever color and tone errors. All that said, more than often than not, attempting to use a substitute ICC profile is somewhat of a fool'due south errand.
Moral of the story: sometimes an amateur printmaker can indeed get lucky and substitute an ICC contour that was made for an entirely different printer/ink/media combination, but it involves a lot of trial and mistake printing to effigy out how well that strategy works out in practice...precisely what a fully and truly implemented ICC profile workflow is designed to avoid!. In comparison, a genuine custom ICC profile (when it is well made) avoids any and all guesswork nigh what potentially increasing color and tone errors will accrue when attempting to use ICC profiles that weren't built expressly for your specific printer/ink/media procedure.
thanks,
mark
Some of Epson'south Generic ICC Profiles are much better than others, from the same driver install! I can't understand why they keep to do this.
Vlad3 • Regular Fellow member • Posts: 171
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I'yard finishing a box of Canon papers on my new Epson P800 with no issues any...
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Re: Epson paper on a catechism paper?
digidog wrote:
Some of Epson's Generic ICC Profiles are much improve than others, from the same driver install! I can't understand why they continue to do this.
Yep, I know y'all've mentioned this pitiful situation in other posts. When I talk about custom versus generic versus substitute ICC profiles, I probably should besides emphasize they all started out as a custom profile on some organisation. And yeah, some generic profiles may be derived as an average response over multiple printer/ink/media batches, but at the core, in that location is a custom profiling process from which any generic profile gets distributed to the enduser. Notwithstanding, as you well know, at that place are good custom profiles and bad custom profiles. In one case bad custom profiles get distributed every bit a generic system profile the bad custom ICC profile problem gets magnified by leaps and bounds. It tarnishes the faith of many endusers in the intrinsic value of an ICC profiling approach to color direction. Bad, bad, bad.
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