John Hill wrote >I then printed one of my own images using as far as I can remember the >same >printer settings, and it's come out crap
snip >Reprinted the NB-MPPVI and this now looks all washed out too. What have I >done wrong? Maybe changed the settings ? > >On thing that puzzles me is that there do not appear to be any facilities in >the 1160 dialog box to save settings. Am using version >Sc1160_win2000_5.2as_en on PC with Windows XP. Not being able to save >settings is bound to lead to mistakes. Haven't run an 1160 on windows. Mac version of driver does allow for settings to be saved.Any Windows users able to comment ? > >Advice on printer settings and how to save settings most welcome. >In particular I'd like to find the optimum settings prior to having a >profile built. When you have a custom profile built , all available colour management in the printer driver is switched off.This is an essential part of profiling and future workflow if using a custom profile. However , each custom profile is printer/paper/inkset specific, and you'll have to choose the paper you wish to print on , and set the driver to the paper stock selected ( if available as a preset ) or the nearest equivalent in order to print the test patches and for subsequent printing. Hope this helps rather than adds to the confusion :-) Regards, Bob Marchant. ------------Colour Therapy------------ Digital Imaging - Colour Management Solutions Training and Consultancy on Digital Workflow t:0207 381 3337 mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
