Printing on photoshopcs

Anyone sole this or give me some advice.
When I print on Epson 800 with PhotoshopCS on a pc the print is washed out. It is the same on my HP printer too. (I use correct approapriate settings). When I print the same picture on a mac, with the same printer but using elements the print it exactly as it should be. If I used Microsoft Photo Editor on the PC and print though that the print is very good as well. So what is it in Photoshop that is causing the print to appear washed out and the colours not as vibrant?. I have proved its not the printer but photoshop cs itself.
Help please, he cryed .

Anyone sole this or give me some advice.
When I print on Epson 800 with PhotoshopCS on a pc the print is washed out. It is the same on my HP printer too. (I use correct approapriate settings).

When I print the same picture on a mac, with the same
printer but using elements the print it exactly as it should be. If I used Microsoft Photo Editor on the PC and print though that the print is very good as well. So what is it in Photoshop that is causing the print to appear washed out and the colours not as vibrant?. I have proved its not the printer but photoshop cs itself.
Help please, he cryed .

Anyone sole this or give me some advice.
When I print on Epson 800 with PhotoshopCS on a pc the print is washed out. It is the same on my HP printer too. (I use correct approapriate settings). When I print the same picture on a mac, with the same printer but using elements the print it exactly as it should be. If I used Microsoft Photo Editor on the PC and print though that the print is very good as well. So what is it in Photoshop that is causing the print to appear washed out and the colours not as vibrant?. I have proved its not the printer but photoshop cs itself.
Help please, he cryed .

The Mac has probably been set up correctly, as Mac users are a bit more inclined to be knowledgeable about Photoshop and Colour Management. They have had it longer than Windows.

Roy G

Gee Roy, that’s a generalization that I find offensive as a PC user.
How dare you say that I’m less knowledgeable about colour management and photoshop than a Mac user, just because they are Mac users. I’d put my colour management / colour correction skills up against anyone anytime.
You included Roy G 😛

"Mind Grind Design" wrote in message

Gee Roy, that’s a generalization that I find offensive as a PC user.
How dare you say that I’m less knowledgeable about colour management and photoshop than a Mac user, just because they are Mac users. I’d put my colour management / colour correction skills up against anyone anytime.
You included Roy G 😛

I would say that I am fairly well up on Colour Management, and I do not

a Mac, but I have used one. I don’t consider them to be better or worse

PCs, just different. But that does not stop me from slagging off Mac

even if don’t really mean it.

It was a wide generalisation, but I would estimate that the percentage of Mac users, who are Graphics / Photo people will be higher than the percentage among PC users. Therefore there is a better chance that a Mac will have been set up for CM.

Roy G

I would say that I am fairly well up on Colour Management, and I do not own a Mac, but I have used one. I don’t consider them to be better or worse than PCs, just different. But that does not stop me from slagging off Mac owners, even if don’t really mean it.

It was a wide generalisation, but I would estimate that the percentage of Mac users, who are Graphics / Photo people will be higher than the percentage among PC users. Therefore there is a better chance that a Mac will have been set up for CM.

Roy G

Completely wrong and lame assumption.
Old schoolers that use macs only are just that, old schoolers. Any graphic/publication house worth it’s salt had better have both because, albeit slowly,
pc’s are taking over. They are just too versatile over macs, thanks to bill gates (except the virus part).
That said is the reason any new blood talent in photo manipulation
i.e.;color correction will be a pc user.

"Scruff" wrote:

I would say that I am fairly well up on Colour Management, and I do

own a Mac, but I have used one. I don’t consider them to be better or worse than PCs, just different. But that does not stop me from

off Mac owners, even if don’t really mean it.

It was a wide generalisation, but I would estimate that the percentage

Mac users, who are Graphics / Photo people will be higher than the percentage among PC users. Therefore there is a better chance that a

will have been set up for CM.

Roy G

Completely wrong and lame assumption.
Old schoolers that use macs only are just that, old schoolers. Any graphic/publication house worth it’s salt had better have both

albeit slowly,
pc’s are taking over. They are just too versatile over macs, thanks to

gates (except the virus part).
That said is the reason any new blood talent in photo manipulation
i.e.;color correction will be a pc user.

Great! Just what we need! Another senseless Mac vs PC debate.

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Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/

It must interest you if you bothered to read it.

"Scruff" wrote:

It must interest you if you bothered to read it.

If you had properly editted the title to show what this thread is now all about, I wouldn’t have read it.

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Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/