This is the way, Dave  🙂 ... View more

This is the way!  ... View more

Sometimes all you need is a good friend and a tank full of hypermatterSometimes all you need is a good friend and a tank full of hypermatter.  ... View more

Here's one I just tried Tracy: full body, chimpanzee cosmonaut in a spacesuit stands next to a spaceship, with a background of a cosmic landscape, wearing a closed helmet on his head, stars shine, magic dust, futurism, multicolored sparks, iridescent light,  ... View more

I'll try to recreate them. After a day or so I just move on and try other prompts.  Even when I do get results, I believe the concepts I'm asking for are far too difficult for the programming                                                                                                  ... View more

I've interacted with Firefly over the past week and have to agree.  So far the AI does not perform well on any tasks without much user interaction to rate and train.  I have not gotten a good image from Firefly yet but it appears that I am doing the training.  Not beta testing at all.  ... View more

Could this be a new trend in Dutch Speedskating? 😉 ... View more

    thedigitaldog Community Expert , Mar 08, 2023 Copy link to clipboard   You get acceptable prints from Elements but not Lightroom Classic so this is a Lightroom Classic issue, not a color management issue (per se)!  So you were getting good prints out of Lightroom Classic and now you're not? You might need to start from scratch, making a new, custom print template and setting everything, and I mean everything for color management in LR plus the print driver, into this template. The template stores every setting, even in the driver. They can get corrupted or just setup incorrectly and thus stick with the incorrect settings. Hence, start from scratch.  You should always test output using good color reference images designed for that task. The color reference images RGB values are such that they are set for output and are editing and display agnostic. Test the output this way and examine for the same color issues so we know it's not your image-specific issues causing the problems: http://www.digitaldog.net/files/2014PrinterTestFileFlat.tif.zip This and other such documents can also be downloaded at http://www.digitaldog.net/   Author “Color Management for Photographers" & "Photoshop CC Color Management/pluralsight"     Votes   1 Upvote   Translate   Translate   Report   Report   Follow   Correct Answer Reply                 Related conversations Updated Oct 24, 2022 • Lightroom Classic Discussions   LR Classic 10 - prints via Pixma Pro-100 suddenly have green color casting Longtime LR and Pixma Pro printer user. I often make b/w prints and color accuracy has always been o... Updated Sep 12, 2022 • Lightroom Classic Discussions   Printing to Canon Pixma TS9150 from Lightroom Classic 9.4 Hello all I am trying to get back into photography after a while away. I had the original Lightroom ... Updated Aug 28, 2022 • Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based) Discussions   Printing from Lightroom CC How can I print from Lightroom CC to my Canon Pixma Pro-1? Updated Aug 28, 2022 • Lightroom Classic Discussions   Magenta/Red cast printing from Lightroom CC - Perfect printing from Canon Print Studio Pro All,I'm getting this Magenta/Red cast printing from Lightroom on a Canon Pixma Pro-10 (iMac OS Sierr... 1 ... View more

You're posting in the correct forum.  Give another software a try for printing and the results will be what you expect LR Classic is just not able to print correctly in a Color managed environment.   ... View more

You will not get accecptable prints from Lightroom Classic. This is a Lightroom Classic issue, not a color management issu.  Try Adobe Elements or any other Adobe Software.   ... View more

Which version ov LR and which OS? ... View more

Well that actually helps!  Thanks for letting us all know Amybeth! ... View more

A couple of questions: Why are you using an iPad/IOS workflow and a conventional Photoshop on the Mac.  What about the iPad/has made you decide it would work with a more tested PS on the Mac calibrated environment?   Then I would ask are you shooting ETTR? (Expose to the right) using your histogram on your camera to produce properly exposed images.  ETTR is a longstanding method to provide optimal exposure in a raw file workflow.  So that would be your number one cause of exposure problems.  Then when processing to pixels you have all of the data you need to achieve optimal image detail and contrast with the lowest amount of noise.     When the time comes to convert Raw to pixels use the image histogram to make sure you are exposing properly, turn on the highlight clipping warning, and check the highlights and shadows to find out if the exposure you have chosen in pressing is accurate.  Aim for the numbers that produce a properly exposed image and there will be no doubt that the highlight and contrast range of the file is correct.     As Andrew suggests use a test file, one that contains a highlight detail image as well as others that could show differences in each display calibration between your iOS devices and your Mac.  Using this method will assure you that you have processed your images accurately and should make it obvious where the Visual" problem in your workflow is,  I would suspect the iPad  but that will be easy to determine.   ... View more

Cool! I was unaware of that background Dave, or I would have added that in for extra points!  ... View more

Kind of channeling the 80's  ... View more

Thanks Dave, Just messing around here is all, but I'm glad you like it.  ... View more

SFTW Where new fashion trends are born.  ... View more

Nice Hat, he looks good as a red head.. ... View more

Had a bit more time this morning to play with this challenge, so here's round two.  ... View more

I live the way the frame is composed.  Next time I'm in Paris I'll have to find this place.   ... View more

Lol! This is one of the most dangerous looking magazine covers I think I've ever seen!   ... View more

So to sum up what is occuring:  Previously using the same profiles in your workflow, you produced accecptable color from your Canon Pixma Pro 9000 mark II.  Now that has changed without a change to the profiles you are using.  Whay OS are you using?  In Mac OS you can open the ColorSync utility and repair all profiles.  On a PC you can download Color Think Pro and just use the Repair profiles tool there to run through all of the profile issues.  You can also redownload the Canon profiles you use on the Canon Pixma Pro 9000 mark II.  Then replace the old ones.  That covers the profiles....Now you may have an issue with your printer.  Check the nozzels and make sure none are clogged.  Make sure the correct paper is set on the printers control panel.  Do any maintainance on the print heads as well.  Then only if all of the above fails, you may need to do a custom profile for your printer.   That would involve an actual spectrophotometer and software.  There are quite a few options some pricey and others less so much.  Reprofile your printer and use your new custom profile in your workflow instead of the canned ones from the paper company.   ... View more

I think I'd call this tasty red color Pimento!  ... View more

Lol! You know I never really noticed it Dean, but as with all great art, it's study that brings out the details 🙂   ... View more

Printers that print transparent intme like signage that is backlit and perferated window clings and wraps print using white ink.  That is normal in their process.  ... View more

Looks like it hit the spin cycle!  Nice! ... View more