>I've gotten a lot of very helpful information here that has allowed me to
>develop the quality of both my scans (mostly using Vuescan on my Minolta
>Scan Dual II) and the editing / adjusting of those scans in Photoshop 6. The
>biggest problem I have is getting something to come out of my printer that
>even vaguely resembles what I see on screen. I've calibrated my monitor
>using the Adobe utility but get prints that are consistently, sometimes
>significantly flat, especially in the blue range, but generally overall.
>Admittedly, I have an older, 1440 dpi Epson and lust for a new 1270 but I
>know I must be missing something.
>
>I've been using the Adobe RGB colorspace both from Vuescan and in
>Photoshop - I don't pretend to know what is 'best' here' since I'm perfectly
>satisfied with what I'm producing on screen and for the web. I've printed on
>both Kodak and Epson high gloss, photo quality paper with the corresponding
>paper / print quality settings in my printer software.
>
>I'd appreciate any suggestions / recommendations for getting print results
>that more closely resemble what I see on the monitor.
>
>Norman Unsworth
Norman, you didn't say what model printer but you might find some of the articles by
Ian Lyons to be of help. See
http://www.rgbnet.co.uk/ilyons/
Then go to his Photoshop Essays and scroll down through the titles.
--
Bob Shomler
http://www.shomler.com/gallery.htm
