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I’m having trouble with my printer, and am looking here for advice.
I have a Mac Powerbook, linked to a 17" Studio Display. On the screen, working in Photoshop CS, I get the photo to look the way I want it, but when I print it (on a cheapo C84, but I have the feeling that’s not the problem) the prints come out much darker and more saturated than they appear on the screen or the way I want them to.
The colorspace in Photoshop is Adobe RGB; I’ve tried setting the print specs as "Same as Source," Working CMYK…", "Working RGB – Apple Studio Display Calibrated," and Adobe RGB without seeing a whole lot of difference.
The problem is almost certainly here and I’m just not bright or educated enough to spot it.
Ideas, anyone?
Frank
I have a Mac Powerbook, linked to a 17" Studio Display. On the screen, working in Photoshop CS, I get the photo to look the way I want it, but when I print it (on a cheapo C84, but I have the feeling that’s not the problem) the prints come out much darker and more saturated than they appear on the screen or the way I want them to.
The colorspace in Photoshop is Adobe RGB; I’ve tried setting the print specs as "Same as Source," Working CMYK…", "Working RGB – Apple Studio Display Calibrated," and Adobe RGB without seeing a whole lot of difference.
The problem is almost certainly here and I’m just not bright or educated enough to spot it.
Ideas, anyone?
Frank
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