Stephen, What printer are you using? And what inks? I've found that except for the 2200, most of the desktop epsons produce greenish (or purplish) BW prints when using the color ink. Switching to six-color grey inks will help a lot. Your color settings look fine - make sure you have "no color adjustment" set in your driver when you print. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Stephen Jennings <sgjennin@i...> wrote: > Sorry for the Off Topic question. I just upgraded to PS7 and I'm having > trouble with my Color Settings, which I have set as follows: > > RGB: Adobe RGB (1998) > CMYK: Colorsync CMYK - Generic CMYK Profile > Gray: Custom Dot Gain Curve (for Piezography) > Spot: Dot Gain 20% > > Images look great on the monitor, but are washed out and greenish on paper. > I'm on a B&W Mac G3 OS9.2 and I'm using a custom printer profile that has > worked great for years. I'm stumped. Is the set-up different from PS5? > > STEPHEN JENNINGS > P h o t o g r a p h e r > Cambridge, MA > sgjennin@i... > www.stephenjennings.com
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Re: OT: Photoshop 7 Color Settings
2003-03-25 by Charles Bandes
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