Great Article on How to Solve a Recent Color Management Issue
I just read an article by Mark Dubovoy covering a recent issue with printing targets for custom profiles using Apple Snow Leopard (10.6), Epson drivers and Apple Computers on Luminous-landscape.com. I’ve delayed my official update to Snow Leopard because I usually like to wait a few months to upgrade after initial testing. I’ll be testing this approach with Epson and other drivers soon.
You can find the article here with a step-by-step workaround to fix the problem:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/solving.shtml
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Posted on November 3, 2009 by Andrew Darlow | Filed Under Color Management Tips, Fine Art Photography, Inkjet Printing, Inkjet tips, Photoshop Tips, Printer info
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I sort of kind of understand what Andrew is saying, but am I wrong to think the problem requiring the work around will not occur if one is using \
My question seemed to be chopped short. It is, will I be OK without the workaround if I’m using “canned” profiles from Epson, Moab and Museo, when I upgrade from CS3 to CS4 and from Mac OS 10.4.11 to OS 5.0?
Hi Bard:
The main issue is more with when you are making new profiles, but you should do a test with any profiles after upgrading using a standard image, such as the ones I have linked to on this page:
http://www.inkjettips.com/chapters/chapter-2/
(see L2.2)
All the best,
Andrew