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Originally Posted by Chris
It was too good to be true - I have come to the downside on my 1st attempt at printing. Ignoring for now the ghastly imperial lack of exact control 'page layout', the colour is worse than anything I have experienced for years. Printing was the jewel in the crown of DPP, straight off the .CR2 masterfile, sized and placed to a fraction of a mm and poke.
camera & all software set to Adobe or Nikon RGB, Epson 1290 set to gloss film (as on instructions for Ilford Gallerie paper), epson management set to 'no colour adjustment'; tried realtive and absolute colorimeteric and perceptual with virtually no difference. All overgreen and muddy, just like the garden.
So do I have to save a max quality .jpg to cart off to DPP, or does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Chris,
I have limited experience of printing and cannot really help but I believe you need the correct colour profile for your printer.
I use NX only for primary editting and always save as TIFF before resizing and sharpening in Photoshop. Colour profile is converted just before I save to JPEG.