Please Help, am desperate

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Feb 22, 2004
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Have adobe CS and an Epson 950 (UK) / 960 (US)

Have perfectly (nearly) calibrated monitor used spider and viewed test images on other systems side by side comparison.

My prints are 1- 1.5 stops under exposed. Plugged in a mini HP primter and they came out right!!!

Have a paid for ICC profile for the Epson, shanged colours well but still under exposure.

Have used the PIM print matching software from Epson, still under exposed.

Must I scrap this printer? Can anyone help?

Thanks

Gary
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Gary
Feb 22, 2004
I set the icc profile in the print with preview dialogie box, perceptual as my intent and then in advanced on the printer window I set no colour adjustment.

When I did it from the laptop it was a straight send to print and only change the dpi but it was just as dark although colour was diffrent because of the profile.

Thanks for helping

Gary
"Gary" wrote in message
Have adobe CS and an Epson 950 (UK) / 960 (US)

Have perfectly (nearly) calibrated monitor used spider and viewed test images on other systems side by side comparison.

My prints are 1- 1.5 stops under exposed. Plugged in a mini HP primter
and
they came out right!!!

Have a paid for ICC profile for the Epson, shanged colours well but still under exposure.

Have used the PIM print matching software from Epson, still under exposed.
Must I scrap this printer? Can anyone help?

Thanks

Gary

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