#Epson nx330 change the photo to text skin#

#Epson nx330 change the photo to text skin#

When this image is printed allowing the printer to manage the colors the image was too light, perhaps by 1/4 stop resulting in slightly washed out skin tones but the blues and pinks were much better. The print was also about the correct density but the blue and pink colors were not quite right. I did some additional reviewing of the PDI_Target Image with other photographers and the 'Photoshop Manages Colors' option produced better skin tones and most colors were quite close. After further review of these images the Printer Manages Color image is a little too light. When I print letting the printer manage the colors the shirt color and most other colors are closer to the screen and closer to being correct.

When I use Photoshop manages color this blue comes out much too dark and too purple. The particular problem posed by this particular image is the a bright blue shirt being worn by my daughter. My monitor is recently calibrated using a Spyder 3.ĭoes anyone have suggestions regarding fixing or diagnosing this problem?ĭark compared to the display which is calibrated to 120cd. I suspect that perhaps the profile supplied by Epson has a problem. I have never had this problem before and have always head excellent results using Photoshop Manages Color. The two images are close but the photoshop manages color printing method results in a print which is a little too dark while the printer manages color selection is almost perfect. I downloaded the PDI_Target_AdobeRGP image from George Ballard's website and printed it both with photoshop managing colors and printer manages colors.

To get the print correct I must use 'Printer manages color', use Colorsync in the printer and select the SPR3000 Premium Glossy profile. If I print the same image from Aperture using Aperture manages colors and the same profile the print is lighter and closer to my calibrated monitor but a blue shirt is still too purple. When I print from Photoshop using Photoshop Manages Colors and selecting SPR3000 Premium Glossy to print on my Epson glossy paper the image comes out much too dark. I had some christmas photos that I wanted to print and when I attempt to print one particular image I am getting inconsistent and incorrect results. I just purchased an Epson Stylus Photo R3000 to replace my R1800 which finally had print head clogs which could not be fixed.