I can't find Avoid Abrassion, other settings, and color output is totally out of whack
Any help woul be greatly appreciated, thank you for taking the time to review this!
By the end of April, I had completed the proofing process and was ready for production on a 5 x 7 greeting card. The final proofed master file was printed with these settings:
- 7 x 10 60lb Pecos River Gloss card stock from Red River Paper
- PSD file / 300 DPI / RGB 16bit
- Canon Pro 1000 with RR Pecos River Gloss V-1 printer profile for Canon.
- MacBook Pro 14 / Sequoia 15.4.1
- Unsure which version of PS prior to 26.6.1 I was using, but most likely the prior version.
I installed two updates early last week:
- Ps 26.6.1
- the V-2 printing profiles from Red River for canon.
Three errors are now occurring and I have not been able to clear them:
- I cannot seem to find many print settings in the Ps printing dialogued, including the critical setting of “avoid abrasion” setting.
- An error on the printer itself occurs:
- “Size or type of the paper loaded in the top feed is different from the print settings” screen two: “check whether the paper that matches the following settings is loaded: Page size “Other” “type: pro platinum”
- Most critically: The print output is completely out of whack from the proofed master copy I had.
Troubleshooting I’ve done so far:
- Reverted Photoshop all the way back to v25, still can’t find the avoid abrasion settings.
- Uninstalled RR profiles
- Uninstalled Canon Pro 1000
- Restarted the laptop
- Re-installed the printer
- Re-installed V-1 of the Pecos River Gloss profile
- Created a brand-new greeting card file (in case the template was corrupted for some reason)
- Made three test prints
- Original file with RR Pecos River Gloss V-1 profile
- Still way out whack
- Original file printed with the standard sRGB profile
- The closest to replicating my original master print, but still not a satisfactory matching of my screen and output like I had achieved prior to whatever seems to have gone sideways.
- Brand new file, with the RR V-1 profile
- No difference, the RR profile is still way off for some reason.
- Original file with RR Pecos River Gloss V-1 profile
