Now I'm wondering if this is all related to Adobe Camera Raw in some way - Here's my 'logic': I'd hoped that you'd found a way to get things resolved.
I'd just love to get this resolved so it's more clear what's going on behind the scenes so we can count on consistent color.ĭave - or anyone - have some insight into the issue? It could be I've missed something totally obvious in the color management flow, but I don't think I have. With this weird supposedly unmanaged (since we're telling PS not to manage & the driver also not to manage) flow the preview also doesn't show the magenta cast as I've seen with the PS managing the colors. At least that seems (I think?) to be what we *should* be doing for proper color management.Īnother oddity we're seeing is that when the Epson Status Monitor is displayed during printing, the paper shows up as "Plain Paper" even though we've chosen "Enhanced Matte" from the driver dialog earlier in the process (when checking printer driver settings from the PS print dialog before printing). though we'd far rather have it work with setting the PS CS5 to have PS Manage Colors, select the soft proofed printer profile (in this case MuseoMAX_Epson2200.icm), choose Perceptual & leave the printer driver to ICM/No Color Management. I've probably left out a setting or two so here's an image that might help show what the setup was that seemed to work. It's not magenta, but this is different than I've used withĪny earlier version of Photoshop. SO, as near as I can tell, I now have NO color management. Looking at the screen, my settings are:Ĭolor Handling: Printer Manages Colors (INSTEAD of Photoshop) Now, however, in order NOT to get a magenta cast, I have to deliberately turn OFF ALL print management. These settings are the same as I've used for years, and prints have been good. Printer Profile: SP2200 Premium Glossy PK Just for fun, I also printed the same imageįrom Word, and it's not magenta, but I presume Word isn't doing any kind of color management.
Not according to the nozzle check, the status monitor, or the head cleaning.Īs I said, I printed from Lightroom to check and things are magenta there too. I"m about to reinstall CS4, just ot see if I get magenta prints there too, even though I never have before. I'm out of ideas.ĭoes ANYBODY know of something that's bizarrely different in CS5 that'd cause this situation? I've rebooted the computer, cycled the printer on and off, said incantations, searched (in vain) for a virgin to sacrifice, and even PRINTED DIRECTLY from Lightroom V3, just to see if that'd many a difference. I've even CLEANED the print head, even though things looked fine. I've done a nozzle check, which was perfect. I've tried different settings, different images, and different papers,Īnd things are still magenta. I"m setting the color management in Photoshop, and when I get to the printer dialog I'm ABSOLUTELY telling it to use ICM and NO COLOR MANAGEMENT. But, by any figuring I can do, I'm ABSOLUTELY not doing the printing any differently than I was in CS4.
I KNOW, back in the "old" days, this was an indication that I was managing color in both Photoshop and the printer. More recently I needed to print an image I've printed before, and again, it came out quite magenta. I ignored it and got caught up in other stuff. Several weeks ago I printed some images and they came out magenta. Club year was over so I didn't need to print anything for a little while.
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I converted to Windows 7 Professional last October, recalibrated, everything fine. Everything is calibrated and my prints have been good, again for ages. I've been using Photoshop for ages, and my Epson 2200 likewise, for ages. OK, I have a bizarre situation, and I'm sure I"m missing something obvious.
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