Hi.

I have x-rite i1 pro 2 and I have the same problems as you, i can not read the colored patches (some).
Do you have any solution please?

Thanks
Regards
Jesus

To create an ICC profile for Slickrock Silver using the i1 Pro or i1 Pro2 you need to use the legacy patch layout. This puts a margin space in between each patch so the instrument has a better chance of accurately reading the patches. It also helps to increase the default patch size to a wider setting so there is more ink to measure.

Hi.

Many thanks.

Regards

Hi.

It worked very well thanks to you. But now I have another problem: the program i1Profiler fails to create the profile, it is blocked at 56%.
I hope you can help me again. I am also waiting for the answer from X rite.

Thank you.

Regards
Jesus

I could be related to the number of patches. If you have more than 2100 or so processing time may increase. Hopefully X-Rite will have an answer for you.

Hi.
Answer of X-rite:
"Thank you for the files. I looked into the measurement data and the profile gamut… and it is unfortunately like I assumed. For this type of printing substrate the i1Profiler software is not capable to calculate a profile gamut.
The issue is, that the substrate is really out of a common white (LAB = 53.36, -4.02, -16.88). And the second issue is, that in printed areas of the chart, brighter L values are produced, than the substrate’s L value (see sample below… a yellowish/greenish patch has an L = 63.15). This causes un-logical properties, which cannot be handled by a profiling engine (the engine assumes, that the substrate’s ‘white’ has highest L value).So, I am afraid, that I cannot provide a solution for this L"

So I do not know how you have created the color profile available on your website.

Thanks
Regards
Jesus