I am an experienced Lr Classic User since the Beta version. I have a significant technical background and provide lots of Lr support to other serious Lr users.
I have visited multiple experienced users over the recent past, all complaining that their prints are all appearing grossly darkened. I have been able to determine in each case that they are following a proper colour managed workflow, with latest versions of software, calibrated screens, correct paper and ink and correct paper profiles.
There only solution has been to adjust the brightness slider or apply a custom adjustment (preset) before printing and remove the preset after printing.
I have double checked that driver settings have not been applied twice.
I can generate these dark prints consistently..
Can you please confirm to me, if there is a bug in Lr, such that images printed to paper, which have an older than current Process Version (ie in the range 1-5) will be rendered correctly.
I seriously suspect that the dark prints suffered by many many Lightroom Users is due to a bug in Lr such that the most recent versions of Lr does not recognise or respect or handle correctly images with non current Process Versions.
This is causing serious grief to a large population of users and forcing users to use third party tools to print their images.
Most of the cases above relate to Epson printers and using the latest Mac o/s and latest Lr Classic.
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