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I thought I had this problem solved but no…
I work exclusively in B&W photographs and tone them brown. Toning is the last step before printing so that image manipulation does not alter the color.
I use a solid color fill layer with the mode set to color.
I don’t see a way to post images here but I can tell you I have a sample image each side of which is from a different photograph toned in exactly the same way, yet they are very different brown tones.
There must be some way to color a B&W photograph and get exactly the same color from the same printer every time.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated as this problem is wasting a great deal of time ink and paper.
TIA
I work exclusively in B&W photographs and tone them brown. Toning is the last step before printing so that image manipulation does not alter the color.
I use a solid color fill layer with the mode set to color.
I don’t see a way to post images here but I can tell you I have a sample image each side of which is from a different photograph toned in exactly the same way, yet they are very different brown tones.
There must be some way to color a B&W photograph and get exactly the same color from the same printer every time.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated as this problem is wasting a great deal of time ink and paper.
TIA
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