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I’ve just set up new workstation to drive a Xerox 410,"Docu-printer". It’s got Postscript option. When I send it output from Photoshop it has a different colour to the presently working system with calibrated monitor, inkjet and laser printer. Is there something I’ve missed here in the postscript driver?
PS CS Colour management is consistent across several printers so I presume it to be correct. I am using sRGB work space to narrow the contrast range closer to my Minolta 2300 laser and the print options are, "same as source", letting the Minolta driver use it’s ICC profile. The HP printer driver is mystery bag stuff right now. It does it’s own calibration for the paper used and is impeccable.
This gets me as close as I need to printing what is on the screen. When I set-up the Xerox with a generic Postscript driver, the colour is quite different, tending to yellow. If anyone with experience in this problem can guide me I would be grateful.
Ryadia
PS CS Colour management is consistent across several printers so I presume it to be correct. I am using sRGB work space to narrow the contrast range closer to my Minolta 2300 laser and the print options are, "same as source", letting the Minolta driver use it’s ICC profile. The HP printer driver is mystery bag stuff right now. It does it’s own calibration for the paper used and is impeccable.
This gets me as close as I need to printing what is on the screen. When I set-up the Xerox with a generic Postscript driver, the colour is quite different, tending to yellow. If anyone with experience in this problem can guide me I would be grateful.
Ryadia
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