Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Hello again folks,

I narrowed the source of the yellow cast to not having run ACR
calibrator after calibrating my monitor with the Spyder2Pro. I ran ACR
calibrator and now the prints don't have that yellow cast (at least
the last one I printed of the one that had the yellow cast before).

Your friend in Photography

Johnny



--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "Johnny Eades" <jeades1@...>
wrote:
>
> I changed to this thread subject so it will relate to the color of the
> print rather than where the .icm goes. I have decided it is something
> in my workflow because when I print the test print from within PFP,
> they look exactly like the test print image on the screen within PFP.
> This is using an Epson 1280 printer with MIS dyebase inks. The results
> from within PFP are miraculously identical with the monitor's image of
> it. Let me describe what my Photoshop workflow is with color, because
> I've been doing BW for the past 4 years and am not as familiar with
> color workflows.
> 
> 1. I open the file as a RAW file and use the calibrated camera's
> settings derived from Tom Fors Adobe Camera Raw calibration script
> from his website www.chromaholics.com. I adjust for the black point
> and white point for best visual results giving full detain in both the
> shadows and highlights.
> 2. The image is then passed to Photoshop and converted to Adobe
> RGB(1998) and then proofed at the PFP printer profile to see how it
> will look printed. Some minow adjustments are made again for the
> shadows and highlights for details there.
> 3. Control-Alt-P brings us the printing options where I choose for
> color handling --Let Photoshop determine colors and Rendering intent
> is Saturation and the Printer profile is the PFP PRINTER PROFILE
> created for the paper/ink combination used.
> 4.In the Epson driver No Color Management is chosed and the proper
> paper choice and print quality.
> 
> Where am I going wrong in this workflow? Any and all suggestions from
> someone with the similar problem and has resolved it will be more than
> welcome.
> 
> Your friend in Photography,
> 
> Johnny
>