Digital BW, The Print

> 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@...
> www.stephenjennings.com
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> If you are printing pictures on a desktop epson, you shouldn't be
> printing from the cmyk mode.
> You should be in RGB mode.
> 
> Jerry
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> Stephen Jennings 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@...
>> www.stephenjennings.com