‘Perceptual’ is recommended for best possible screen to print colour matching. The Print Preview isn't color-managed for the output! Do not expect to see a match in the Print Module but instead, in Develop when soft proofing with the print profile (type S key, select profile as you would in the Print module).Īs for further testing: You should always test output using good color reference images designed for that task. Set Printer Profile to ‘Auto’ for Canon papers or select the installed ICC profile from the list that matches your chosen paper. So NOT what is seen above, a check box next to Managed by Printer but the Epson profile as one example. In both cases I used the same print profile.
In PS I set 'Let Photoshop manage colors'.
Exporting the same image and printing with Photoshop (v 23.4.2) looks good, much closer to print preview.
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From the Start menu, select All Programs > Canon Utilities > Print Studio Pro > Print Studio Pro Plug-In Install. Colors are washed out / faded compared to print preview. If you try to use both then your prints will. But as far as color management is concerned, you need to either let Lightroom manage the color or your printer driver. In Lightroom Classic, in the Print Module, you select "Color Management" and a printer profile which you may need to add to the list (only two profiles shown below) and select that correct printer profile as you did in Photoshop: Exit Photoshop, Photoshop Elements or Lightroom. I dont have a printer that is nearly as sophisticated as yours. By are two paths: Application Manages Color or Printer Manages Color.
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