TurboPrint & PrintFab

Hello! I apology for delay due to my lengthy vacations and now got ready for experiments!
First of all, would like to clarify all needed changes. Now I have in my file following sections (I'm mostly interested in 1440 & 5760 resolution, because use mainly 1440 for the sake of speed, 5760 in rare ...

Sorry - should I wait for any further recommendations, or that is best achievable result?

With regards,
Alexander

I've changed recommended parameters, printed again with ACPU. Target print looks more dense and darker then previous one. But after measuring it still demonstrates some "imperfectness" compared with Epson driver (see pictures attached). I cannot evaluate how much that relative narrowness of gamut is ...

And some additional reasoning:
why to change numbers "in blind"? Given we have spectrophotometer why not to print "something", measure "something", and then deduce needed limits/numbers?
Yes, it may be painful/unneeded for most of customers, but for some "desperate persons"? :)

Alexander

OK, found this section.
As to 1440 and 2880 - OK.
As to 5760 - I see the following:
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[5760dpi_matteblk]
Channels=k,c,m,y,k2,c2,m2,k3
Saturation=63 ;(55/2) / 40
Gamma=400
Bits=2
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Only "63" should be touched?

With regards, Alexander

OK. Thank you!
Will try a little bit later and inform you about results!
Give me, pls, one week or so.

With regards,
Alexander

Hello again!
Sorry for incomplete story :( tech specs should be attached from the very beginning! Here they are:

Windows 11
Device - i1pro2
Printer - Epson SureColor P600, resolution in both cases 1440*1440 dpi
Real Paper - Lomond Proofing Paper, silk-matte, 180 g/cm2
Color Target - 2400 patches ...

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