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Photoshop color management

New Here ,
Dec 18, 2016 Dec 18, 2016

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In MacBook: When we select Photoshop to manage the colours (having installed an ICC in our Library), we are warned to "disable the printer's color management in the print settings dialog box". When I click "Print Settings", there does not seem to be anywhere to do this. Does anyone know?

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Explorer , Dec 19, 2016 Dec 19, 2016

I wrote a book about colour management and I'm primarily a Mac user, so I can answer this one. Unless you are using a very old version of OS X, telling Photoshop to handle the colour management automatically disables this in the printer driver. Make sure you select the appropriate printer profile in Photoshop.

Looking at the printer driver on my office Epson, I click on Color Matching and see the option for ColorSync or Espon Color Controls. ColorSync has been selected automatically, but the opti

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Dec 18, 2016 Dec 18, 2016

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Caveat - I am a Windows user not Mac, however...................

If you click on the arrow where it says - Media & Quality is there anything other choice under there?

If not, the article below may help you

The trick to finding the right printer driver for your Mac | Macworld

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Ditto here...but...I think it's supposed to be done automatically under Mac OS.

Still, that doesn't look like the dialog for the Epson driver. That looks like a generic OS dialog. Is that what you get when you click "Print Settings"? You're not getting something like this?

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No, I was not getting that tab! A useful clue that there's more to the matter than a simple driver. It looks as if http://www.macworld.com/article/2684309/the-trick-to-finding-the-right-printer-driver-for-your-mac.html may help. Thanks, Gilpatrick

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Thank you. http://www.macworld.com/article/2684309/the-trick-to-finding-the-right-printer-driver-for-your-mac.html seems promising. regards, Gilpatrick

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I wrote a book about colour management and I'm primarily a Mac user, so I can answer this one. Unless you are using a very old version of OS X, telling Photoshop to handle the colour management automatically disables this in the printer driver. Make sure you select the appropriate printer profile in Photoshop.

Looking at the printer driver on my office Epson, I click on Color Matching and see the option for ColorSync or Espon Color Controls. ColorSync has been selected automatically, but the option is greyed out, so you can't mess up and it's basically foolproof.

If you see a toggled item for Color Options that should also be disabled by default after telling Photoshop to handle the colour management.

In Print Settings you just need to select the appropriate media type and quality settings for your chosen paper. These settings are dictated by whatever was used when the printer profile was created for the chosen paper.

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