Digital BW, The Print

Paul's expanation is correct.  If you're going to be printing using an actual 
profile, you select "Let Photoshop Determine Colors" then select your profile 
in the next dropdown.  It all works the same as before, just renamed and in 
slightly different places. 

What would be nice is if Photoshop and the Epson printer driver could talk to 
each other such that, when you select "Let Photoshop Determine Colors," the 
Color Management option in the Epson printer driver would automatically be 
turned off.  As is, you still have to remember to select "No Color Adjustment" in 
the Epson printer driver, just like before.


> "Let Printer Determine Colors" is equivalent to the old "Printer Color
> Management", meaning that it sends the data as-is, tagged with a profile.
> 
> "Let Photoshop Determine Colors" is equivalent to selecting a particular
> print space in PS CS. It enables the pull-down list before it, where you
> select the actual profile.
> 
> "No Color Management" is equivalent to the old "Same As Source", 
meaning
> that it sends the data as-is, without a profile.
> 
> I think the new terms are clearer. What I'm curious about is why "Let
> Printer Determine Colors" enables the Rendering Intent pull-down list, but
> not the Black Point Compensation checkbox. I'm guessing that the interface
> to the printer driver includes a field for requesting a rendering intent,
> but Black Point Compensation is a Photoshop-ism that isn't supported in the
> OS (at least in Windows).
> 
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> 
> Ciao,               Paul D. DeRocco
> Paul                mailto:pderocco@i...