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Printing to Canon Pixma Pro 100

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October 31, 2018
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Photos are dim and have a yellow/brown tone to them. I've tried printing with LR and the printer controlling the print. I have been unable to find any Canon plug ins I can upload to LR. I've been converting the files from RAW to TIFF, should I be using JPEG? What else am I missing? Thanks!

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Correct answer Laura Shoe

Hi Steve,

First, there's no need to convert your file - just select your raw file and go to the Print module.

There can be many reasons for prints not matching what you see in Lightroom. Here are the top ones.

- Most commonly, your monitor is not properly calibrated. Use a device such as a ColorMunki Display to calibrate with. Use the software's ambient light auto-measurement, or start with a luminance in the 80-90 range. You may have to do some test prints and adjust luminance to match.

- Regarding color cast: you're using a printer profile but not turning off color management in the printer driver.

- Regarding color cast: Printer nozzles are clogged.

If you have calibrated your monitor and have checked the second two, then please provide screenshots of your LR and printer settings.

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bruceb57807819

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Hi. I am at a loss to get my Canon Pixma Pro to print to A3. I have set all the settings and it still produces an A4 size photo on the A3 paper

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bruceb57807819

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Hi. I am at a loss to get my Canon Pixma Pro to print to A3. I have set all the settings and it still produces an A4 size photo on the A3 paper

Ged_Traynor

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Hi

Can you tell us which Adobe application you're using so we can move the thread to the correct forum

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stevem46322779Author

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Laura - Thanks for the quick reply. I corrected the calibration and was able to get the Canon plug-in installed, problems solved. Appreciate your help!

JP Hess

Inspiring

I have that printer, and get excellent results. Good match between print and what I see on the monitor. I don't use Print Studio Pro (the Canon print utility) very often because it doesn't seem to provide any benefit over printing from Lightroom. My monitor has not been calibrated with any hardware device, but I have a "Poor man's" method of calibrating that seems to work for me.

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Awitmer

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I also print from Lightroom to a Canon Pixma Pro 100 printer with excellent results without using the Canon Print Studio plugin. I use a calibrated display.

I really suspect screen calibration is the issue here.

Laura ShoeCorrect answer

Inspiring

Hi Steve,

First, there's no need to convert your file - just select your raw file and go to the Print module.

There can be many reasons for prints not matching what you see in Lightroom. Here are the top ones.

- Most commonly, your monitor is not properly calibrated. Use a device such as a ColorMunki Display to calibrate with. Use the software's ambient light auto-measurement, or start with a luminance in the 80-90 range. You may have to do some test prints and adjust luminance to match.

- Regarding color cast: you're using a printer profile but not turning off color management in the printer driver.

- Regarding color cast: Printer nozzles are clogged.

If you have calibrated your monitor and have checked the second two, then please provide screenshots of your LR and printer settings.

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