Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Thanks all. 

I also went back and also printed the target from within PFP, and the
colors were the same, as far as I can tell, so I'll assume this is the
correct way of printing targets from within PS. 

I then went and read the target and created a profile, but when I made
a print, the results were way off: the print was quite a bit darker
than on my monitor (which is often the case and to be expected
somewhat) and the colors seemed off, overly green and blue. I made
another print after making it lighter, and the results are better, but
I think I'll have to work a bit more at this to get the results I'm
after. 

I'll also upgrade to SpyderPrint3 and follow some of the suggestions
from Colorvision on making profiles. 

Best, David



--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "David" <dkfreed@...> wrote:
> Is this the proper way to print my target from Photoshop? I've done
it this way before when I've paid someone for a profile and had to
send them a target.
> 
> Best, David.