Changes in colors between scanning and printing.

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moving0target
Oct 17, 2005
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I am asking this question in an attempt to help a pig-headed friend who refuses to seek help on his own. Any help is very much appreciated.

After scanning in a picture and adjusting everything in Photoshop, the printed copy’s colors are off. They are the correct colors (red appears red, etc.), but the shade is just slightly wrong. How can he adjust for this problem?

Thanks again.

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Cybernetic Nomad
Oct 17, 2005
Colour management will go along way towards solving this problem

Note that some of the colours of your original may be out of gammut fr your capture or output device, in which case there is not a lot you can do
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Jason_Drabek
Oct 17, 2005
Do you have an Epson printer?
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moving0target
Oct 18, 2005
The printer in question is an HP.

Thanks for the suggestion, Cyber.

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