Ubuntu 15.04 has successfully recognized my All-In-One printer+scanner Canon PIXMA MG3550 as a Canon MG3500 series.
- Scanning and black-and-white printing are correct :-)
- But color printing does not produce the right colors :-(
As I do not find (or I do not know how to find) an ICC profile for my system, I tried to understand printer calibration, to use Argyll and also to install a GUI ([gnome-color-manager).
But it is too complicated, I am a beginner in color calibration!
Therefore, I am looking for a simple intuitive graphical tool to:
- Print a complete CMYK color reference test card/chart
- Scan the printed result (assuming the scanner is calibrated)
- Compute (and install) the ICC profile
- Repeat again until the ICC values are sufficiently stabilized
If no such tool exists on Ubuntu, I can download a recommended test image, run some command lines and manually install the new generated ICC profiles. Is there a website briefly providing these steps?