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interesting posts about double profiling.
My in-house inkjet printer is an HP designjet 10 PS.
If I turn off its color management, the prints are horrible. Period. No matter what settings are used in any graphics program.
Normally I print via Adobe InDesign. I place my photoshop images in there and print. Color management in InDesign is turned off, for fear of "double profiling".
But what about my Adobe Photoshop settings? I selected the standard sort of US PRePress settings and let that fly. That was advice of my printer rep.
Should I change the CMYK setting to the profile supplied by HP for the inkjet? that seems sort of goofy,,,,, but is that right?
My in-house inkjet printer is an HP designjet 10 PS.
If I turn off its color management, the prints are horrible. Period. No matter what settings are used in any graphics program.
Normally I print via Adobe InDesign. I place my photoshop images in there and print. Color management in InDesign is turned off, for fear of "double profiling".
But what about my Adobe Photoshop settings? I selected the standard sort of US PRePress settings and let that fly. That was advice of my printer rep.
Should I change the CMYK setting to the profile supplied by HP for the inkjet? that seems sort of goofy,,,,, but is that right?
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