Sonny, Apart from increasing the gamut of the R1800 to 98% of what the printer is theoretically capable of (instead of the more usual 80%), Epson have added a setting that allows the use of images in Adobe98 without needing icc profiles. You select Same as Source (or Printer Color Management?) in the PS dialog, and then select ColorControls/AdobeRGB in the Epson driver. All explained in the following article from Epson - http://www.epson.co.jp/e/newsroom/tech_news/tnl0411single.pdf Bob Frost. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sonny Taylor" <st@...> > > I am trying to get B/W with matte with my R1800. There is a slight green > cast, > which I can almost remove with a Curve, decreasing the Green channel from > 128 > down to 126. I have also tried Hue/Saturation with a sepia foreground with > Colorize, and then reducing the Saturation to about 2. That warms the > print up > a little. > > Could you please explain "using the Adobe98 setting in the driver". When > printing with PS cs, I use my R1800 as the print space, with no color > adjustment. Am I missing something?
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which would you choose?
2005-05-09 by Bob Frost
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