I have custom icc profiles for my printer I would like to use as softproofs, but when imported into Krita wont appear as a softproof option, they show up as an option for the image itself but not as a soft proof, any reason why?
I have a very high standard for what I sell, and unfortunately I can't afford something like a BN2-30, so I'm limited to these desktop cutters.
I've noticed my 4 isn't always as on target as I'd like it to be, I know some level of inaccuracy is present in the most expensive industrial equipment, but it still feels a bit much, is the 5a significantly better, especially with it's 4 point scanning?
I know that Plasma applies it's own SDR clamp in HDR mode, but does that require two profiles? One with proper HDR calibration, and another one calibrated in SDR mode?
I tried the espon presentation paper matte, but I cannot stand the way the texture looks after printing, I had some 46LB matte from Red River hanging around but that proved too thick for my press.
Any recommendations for paper that will be saturated in ink, and has a smooth texture?
Got a machine from them with included blanks, just wondering if they're considered quality or not, any issues with rust or any other concerns?
I make stickers, this requires me to make a PNG with the cutlines invisible, is there a way I could have all objects matching a certain word hide/unhide when toggled?
First time soldering, I have a feeling the joints aren't meant to be so, bumpy, I have nippers but it always leaves something behind.
Is it a technique problem? Too much solder?
I've manually replaced all the tos and contact forms and verified they go to a different email, my domain is also registered through cloudflare (and a different email), so where exactly are they getting the internal one attached to the account?
I only use Canada Post with calculated shipping, but whenever someone from the US purchases, shopify does not collect enough to cover the DDP, any reason as to why?
EX: Customer paid about 15 CAD for shipping + duties, but my actual cost was $18.
When it comes to sRGB, you have a few ways to map all its possible colours, RGB, Hex, hsl, all of which you can cleanly convert between one another.
How does this apply to say, rec 2020. Do the numbers go beyond 255? Does it still use 255 but with far more aggressive steps?
Trying to understand a bit more about HDR works.
To my knowledge, sRGB content can't really "specify" a brightness, content can pick from 0-255 for each colour channel, but that only affects the actual colour, not display brightness.
With HDR, is the expanded dci-p3 colour gamut and brightness tied? Can content say it wants a colour value of 255,30,100 at 1000 nits, or is brightness determined by the colour value?
As an example, when testing Rift Apart, none of its colours went outside the rec.709 space, but could still peak to 1000 nits, implying they're not tied.