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All right, guys – I went from PSP X to PSCS2 this past week. I love it. But now printing is a chore. I get dark prints. The colors are spot on, but it looks like the printer or software has incorporated a "multiply" layer, if you know what I mean. I have tried all four print options with the same photo (absolute, relative, perceptual, and the other one)and they are all coming out dark. I let photoshop manage the colors, and am printing with the Adobe 1998 color space embedded. Black point compensation is checked. What else? I didn’t have this problem with PSPX, so I know it’s something I’m doing (or not doing) in PSCS2, and I’m using the exact same paper and ink, and ICC profile. My monitor is calibrated using GretagMacbeth. Again, all settings in regards to workspace color and printing preferences inherent to the printer itself have remained the same, so I think I’m messing up something in PSCS2. Oh, I have a book by the PS expert Scott Kelby, and according to his direction I’ve set the top print preference in print with preview dialogue to "prepress" (don’t remember the whole name). Do you guys have any suggestions?
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