For: Martin Wesley > There is an easier way to use the custom Dot Gain Curves. You save them and > use them "View>Proof Setup>Custom". You can then easily click the proof mode > on and off or switch from one to another if you use different papers. You > can just leave your file tagged as Gray Gamma 2.2 . > > Tyler Boley wrote down the exact steps and you can find them in the Files > section in folder: > > Files > Image Processing > Matching Your Monitor View to Your Prints.PDF I downloaded the filed and tried this method, but the Dot Gain file I created didn't show up in Proof Setup. There is some problem in Mac OS X with this in that for ImagePrint one has to create an alias or copy profiles to an Application Support/ Adobe/Color/Profiles folder in order for the profiles to show up in PS7 Proof Colors. Even after creating such an alias the Custom Dot Gain profiles I create still don't show up in Proof Colors. Too bad, because you method you suggested in more elegant than the method that I have been using. --Mitch/Bangkok
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Re: [Digital BW] 1280 vs. 2200 question
2003-10-28 by alland20854
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