Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Duh!!! This is Stupid signing in. Have you ever done something so long
the right way and suddenly completely forgetting how to do it. This is
called a SENIOR moment, unless it takes three days to realize it was
the wrong way. Well, my moment (days) was caused by my not realizing
the setting in Photoshop had changed (I had changed it) to an
incorrect settting. I had opened an image and had converted it to the
Colorvision printer profile and also viewed it with the printer
profile, noticing some difference but not understanding that I needed
to have left it with Adobe RGB color profile assigned it as it came
out of the camera, and then proofing it with the printer profile and
also printing it through the printer profile with no color management
in the driver settings. Now I am a happy camper (until I do something
stupid again).

Your enlightend friend in Photography,

Johnny Eades




\aAi -- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "Johnny Eades"
<jeades1@...> wrote:
>
> This is meant an either an observation or to point out some error on
> my part. Either way I need some help from someone who has noticed or
> make the same error (and recovered) as I have (but not recovered). I
> received an e-mail from CD Tobie that allowed me to download beta 1.7
> of PFP. I created a printer profile for my 1280/MIS ink color workflow
> and have observed a constant greenish pallor on the resulting prints
> printed with the new profile. What leads me to make the relation to
> PFP is if I print the same images with the profile made from the 1.5
> beta, the resulting prints do not have the greenish pallor. There are
> some marked differences though that need to be considered. The 1.7
> beta profile is used on Canon Matte paper and the 1.5 is used on
> Costco Glossy. When the glossy profile is printed on matte paper the
> result is satisfactory whereas the 1.7 made for matte paper is not
> satisfactory. I even reprofiled the matte paper profile again (using
> the same printed test sheet) and still get the greenish pallor.
> HHHEEEELLLLPPPP!!!!
> 
> Your frustrated friend in Photography.
> 
> Johnny Eades
>