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What I’m using:
I have taken photos with a Canon 10D digital camera set on Adobe RGB color profile,
I use Adobe Photoshop 6.0 for opening the file, and in photoshop, my color settings are set to Adobe RGB (1998)
and when I print, I am printing the Adobe RGB for the print space.
What my problem is:
I have erased a small area of the photo to attempt to get a value of pure white 255 for all three colors, and it appears white in photoshop, but when it prints to my HP Photosmart printer, the "white" area has a tinge of yellow beige.
Shouldn’t it be as white as the HP photo paper premium glossy paper that it is printe on?
Solutions?:
Any help is much appreciated. What I’m trying to do is to make sure that I accurate reproduces skin and teeth tones as accurately as possible but I’m having this stumbling block I’m trying to overcome.
Thanks,
Chris
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I have taken photos with a Canon 10D digital camera set on Adobe RGB color profile,
I use Adobe Photoshop 6.0 for opening the file, and in photoshop, my color settings are set to Adobe RGB (1998)
and when I print, I am printing the Adobe RGB for the print space.
What my problem is:
I have erased a small area of the photo to attempt to get a value of pure white 255 for all three colors, and it appears white in photoshop, but when it prints to my HP Photosmart printer, the "white" area has a tinge of yellow beige.
Shouldn’t it be as white as the HP photo paper premium glossy paper that it is printe on?
Solutions?:
Any help is much appreciated. What I’m trying to do is to make sure that I accurate reproduces skin and teeth tones as accurately as possible but I’m having this stumbling block I’m trying to overcome.
Thanks,
Chris
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