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I see that there is no ICC profile for my specific Epson photo printer the XP 8700, using Kodak paper are any of the other Epson ICC profiles suitable for use or is it best to just not use Kodak paper and find a suppler with ICC profiles for my specific printer. I am a photographer so accurate colour reproduction on prints is a must. many thanks for any help.

Where do I find icc profiles for Epson Surelab D1070 printer ?

Hi, could you tell me how to find an icc profile for your paper to use on my Epson 7600 Ultrachrome printer using photo black? Thank you!

Where can I download print profiles for using your products on an Epson Stylus Photo R3000?

We have several of these boxes (12kg 27 lb) and would like to resell. They are in box and unused...would you have a recommendation for reselling? \ Thank you!

Hallo Support, I am lookinf for the color profile of kodak lustre 260 gr canon pro 4000 12 colors All I can find is a document called "PRO-2_4000_KPro Lustre 255g.am1x" but that does not open in the color sinc program, neither in photoshop. please help, thanks, Klaus

I'm unable to find profile for L1800 to print on Kodak Photo paper High Gloss $X6

I was wondering if i could get a color profile for my HP Officejet 6950 for use with KODAK Professional Lustre A4 paper. Thanks for your time. Mattia

Is there an ICC Profile for the Inkjet Artist Canvas Matte Finish paper (KPROTMC24) for the Epson SureColor P7000? It is not listed on the ICC Profiles page of your website but does that mean another profile will work? If so, why isn't there some sort of cross-compatibility list?

I have just purchased my first roll of Kodak paper for wide format inkjet KPROTMC44 which is 44 inch wide Professional Artists Canvas Matt. I have 2 questions 1. Are there generic profiles available for these papers. I am using and Epson 9900 along with Epson pigment based inks. 2. I would like to order more papers should my first purchase work well for me. Are there sample swatches available so I can see the quality, weight and textures of your other papers? Thanks Gordon