Paul and P.J., - thank you for some helpful ideas!
P.J.,
That's an interesting idea. I see how this might happen in some cases.
Looking at this comparison of gamuts for R2880 and aRGB, I can see that
indeed, orange might be in the region that is covered by aRGB but
not by R2880.
I encounter some rather weird behavior in LR (5.7.1), and I am totally
puzzled by it.
I have a photograph that has primarily white and orange color in it.
In Print module, I added a text-based ID plate and a text-based watermark.
For both of those, I selected orange font colors that are
Why are you not using application color management instead of printer
color management? It seems that would produce more accurate color
representation. Also...what does the image look like if you enable soft
proofing in LR? Do you note the same problem?
Are you using Epson paper or some
Sounds like you have a gamut problem, one or both of the colors are out
of gamut for your printer's inkset, and the direct print is at some
point in the image processing train pushing them further apart.
Converting the image to 8 bits first by saving as a jpeg is pushing them
closer together.
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