I guess I don't really understand... I would expect the softproof to
barely change what I see when I don't softproof. I have used
Profile prism in the past and have a really nice profile for the
Blue image I referenced, when I PRINT it, or SOFTPROOF it, it looks
almost exactly like it does without applying the softproof. With PP
I never had much of an issue with the blues, it was some of the Reds
that I had issues with, and is the main reason that I purchased PFP.
I tried editing using the softproof and PS to edit the image back to
what I intended, but I can't get the blues even close to what I want
them to be... and it is really difficult to chose one color in the
palet and place it on the image and have it be a totally different
color.
Scott
--- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "bwinkjet" <bwinkjet@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Scott,
>
> If your monitor is profiled and the soft proof shows purplish
blues
> then the profile is not at fault. I would suggest you soft proof
in PS
> or your imaging editor and work with HS for blues and correct the
image
> on screen and then print. If there is close correlation print to
soft
> proofed screen, then the profile is doing its job.
>
> HTH
>
> Paul
>
> -- In colorvision_group@yahoogroups.com, "mamemarquees"
> <mamemarquees@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> >
> > I just purchased the printfix pro and did my first profile. Most
> > colors are spot on with the exception of blues which are all
purple. I
> > also do a softproof and see the blues migrating to purple. I
tried
> > taking out some magenta with the slider, but that did not seem
to help
> > and made some of the other colors off. I am using Winxp, the 225
> > patch on a epson luster clone paper and a dye UV ink on an
Epson1280.
> > I can get very nice blues using the standard profile, but then
other
> > colors are off like red (which is why I purchased this
product).
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> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Scott
> >
>