I wish my professors taught me this!! Now almost 2 decades later I’m learning about ICC profiles. My husband would also have issues with our prints and couldn’t figure out why, but this explains it all. I will have to test out this feature on my next print. Thank you so much for what you do! And your time to teach us all online.
I knew, but had forgotten. I just purchased a new printer. Just retired. Thank you for refreshing my memory. It was such a great lesson! That is so important to know. I will watch more of your stuff now.
Thank you sir, I learned so much from you! I worked 10 years in a printersshop, so I should know all this but yet I forgot a lot so thank you for opening my printing eyes again!
That turn-off ICM function saved me a ton of ink, paper, and frustration. I could not figure out why my XP 15000 printed just fine using the driver, but when I selected the ICC profile for the Epson paper, my colors were way off... head-scratcher until I found this video.. thank YOU!!!!
You are the best!! Thanks so much for all you do. I am just at the beginning of having the confidence to print my photos. They are turning out fantastic. I bought a Pro-100 used with extra precision color inks that came with it. (From Rick Johnson) I bought a resetter from precision color and i plan to fill the cartridges and swap out the full set when they get low. You are the one that helped so much for me to be where i am and very happy for all the help. I have watched many many of your videos and feel like i know you even though we have never met. Maybe someday.
Hey Grandpa Tom, Please help me out. how do i add selphy canon cp1300 to show up on Photoshoot so i'll be able to select it from 'Printer Set-up' settings.
Thank you so much for this video. You answered the questions I've had about my Canon printer management and PS / LR print settings in 8 minutes. I NEVER saw the tab in the color management screen of the canon print manager. Thank you!
New subscriber here.. Longtime photographer but I’ve never printed my own images and had no idea what ICC profiles were. Thanks for explaining this in an “ICC for Dummies” way! Just purchased the canon pro 300 after watching many of your videos the last few days. It’s arriving tomorrow. Very excited!
Thank you so much for this Video.....you have ended days of frustration trying to match my monitor to the resulting print on my Canon TS8250..... So pleased with the result!!!
By the way I really enjoyed the video and especially the one where someone is starting a class action suit because of the use of all the color inks that was hilarious.
hope you don't mind I summarized this for myself in notes form and thought this might be helpful for others: HOW TO PRINT IN LIGHTROOM WITH CANON DRIVER Within Lightroom print module go to the page setup tab which will go to the print driver Set paper size Set portrait or landscape top feed or manual (rear) feed Go to properties on print driver : Choose photo printing Unclick borderless printing then,,,, click on color/intensity manual adjustment then click on the Matching tab and use either Driver Matching or None Click ok to return to quick setup page Color/Intensity Manual Adjustment will now be chosen Choose paper type choose paper size choose print quality highest choose preview before printing choose top feed or rear feed click ok to exit quick setup to go back to the main print driver screen In lightroom on the right of the screen under "Print Job"Choose Print resolution 300 for Canon (or 360 for Epson) Choose glossy (for luster or anything that is not matte) or matte Print sharpening to standard or high Color management to Other A new window will open Choose printer and paper combination profile click ok The chosen printer - paper combination will now show under the print job information in Lightroom Intent under print job should be set to perceptual
Hi Jose. Thank you for sharing your videos on ICC profiles and sample pictures. I have to admit this is above the head right now, but I do remember using them a very longggg time ago. Of course now I'm at a total lost. Just received my ET-8550 and would love to have the profiles for this printer and the sample pictures, but I do not have Facebook - ( to much drama there :)))) ). Is there any other way to get them? Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you.
Mac has different screens , print settings is different but there is a color handling choice on the main driver page so its probably easier for most in Photoshop
I have the Canon TS9500 series. There is no advanced color management on it. Should I still try and download the icc files? Or how can I open up better color management? I'm using PHotoshop too.
Highly important knowledge you share Jose. I don't wanna miss out. Please help me, how do i add 'selphy canon cp1300' printer to show up on Photoshop so i'll be able to select it from 'Printer Set-up' settings. I'm using 2019 Photoshop.
I've attempted to follow you step by step. After I selected color handling (photoshop manages color) then you go up to print settings and you see canon pro 100 series properties and I see Print, so I can't move forward to duplicate your steps. I'm so frustrated i don't know what to do. Please HELP!
I used an X-Rite to have my laptop monitor calibrated, it was even set to a lower brightness at 70%, do I use the color profile provided by xrite when I print?
Nice video, I own a Canon Pro 10 and this helped me a lot... One question Jose: Still no fix for the printer to use matte black with non fine art papers configurations?? Only choosing Fine art?
The only fix is the either take an empty PBK Cart and Fill IT with MBK ink. Or print in Fine Art mode but accept the 30mm wide borders. Or print with QIMAGE Ultimate and with IT you can choose to not print with that imposed border. But...you would still need to print using a Fine Art Matte paper choise and feed through the manual paper feeder. On the PRO1000 you can disable the margins in the driver.
Thanks for your videos. I have just got a Canon PIXMA 8750 and can’t find ici profiles for canon paper in on1 raw or Lightroom 5 can I download these for this printer. Thanks again.
Jose have a quick question…. My LR cc all of a sudden is not pulling up the installed col profiles….. profiles are properly installed…. When I let printer do it I can choose the correct profile that I had installed earlier … any suggestions ?… I didn’t change anything
Heyyyyyyy Jose how are you question I recently just set up a epson 15000 printer. For some reason I'm trying to print a image that has pink in it but the pink part of the image keeps coming out red. Anything you can suggest I'm totally lost never had this problem
Color Management, In your case USE an Epson paper and choose that paper on your drivers menu. Also your monitor may need calibration so what you see is what the printer produces.
They are automatically installed when you install the driver. At least that is the way it works on windows. If you have actual profiles you double click them or right click install.
Hello Jose, i recently started printing off a laptop macboook pro, i have an epson surecolor P800, i cant seem to get the prints to match anything near the picture displayed on laptop. i calibrated laptop , I have switched to photoshop managing colors , maybe the color profile? any suggestions or more info you may need to give some feedback,,would appreciate! Adam Gell
You laptop screen requires calibration for color brightness and contrast. Print the Standard image. Do not edit it. Simply open it in your editing software and print it. In your editor's printing module choose to let the printer control color. Make sure to print on an EPSON paper. In the P800 driver choose that very paper in the media menu. Since you are on a MAC the driver color management should automatic. You should produce a near perfect neutral and correct density print. Compare that to your monitor display of the same image. If it looks different on your screen then you know it's the screen that is not displaying that image correctly. All MAC Book need calibration. Without a calibrated monitor you are unconsciously editing your images so the appear correct but since your screen is not correct...well you can guess the rest. The printer simply produces what you feed it.
Hi Jose. Happy New Year. I was trying to disable the double profiling for my Pixma Pro100 using PS on a PowerBook but under the Printer Setting/Manual Color Matching, I don't see the options that you showed in your video in order to avoid double profiling. Any suggestions?
You are on a MAC so you can't do what we can on Windows. You supposedly can not double profile when using a?MAC. Others here may be able to add info I don't know much about as I am a Windows 10 user only.
Hi Jose. I just got the Canon Pixma Pro 100. I plan on using Canson or Moab papers. I can download their paper profile, but how do I ensure the Precision Color inks print well on these papers? Precision Colors doesn't have ICC profiles for Canson or Moab. Thank you.
Jose , I just got Can 17 polyester canvas 36 inch roll , when I print on the canon image prograf 4100 it’s not printing the greys and medium browns correctly , it’s blending it with blacks …. Any ideas on how to fix that ? I saw something about ICC profile , but still confused , please help
Polyester canvas??? Is it for inkjet printers? If so. You need an ICC profile made for it and the 4100. Then you need to know how to incorporate it in you color managed workflow. Assuming your monitor is also correctly calibrated so the colors you are seeing on it are actually the actual color values.
Hi Jose , a noobie question here ..Unless you don't print so many prints at a time Photoshop can do pretty much do the same as what Q image does, right? Q image is handy for layouts when printing multiple images or besides that am I missing anything? I use Windows . Kind regards,
THANK YOU. damn canon. over saturate my baby picture. i adjust printing preference directly device setting and in canon menu to match everything you do from photoshop. so i can print as good as photoshop without using it.
Hello, we just purchased a Canon pro 200 and I have glossy 11 x 17 cardstock that I am trying to print an image that we drew on clip studio paint. The black ink is bleeding into the other colors and it's staying really wet. I have tried to change the settings on the printer and the computer and get it to none on the color manger. I did get the image to print on the pro luster paper that came with the printer but it was much darker then the image on the monitor. Any help or ideas on what to try would be great. Thanks.
Hey Jose, What about icc profile for T-shirt Dark and light (Very different types) Transfer Paper? What profile do I choose for a Brother Printer for each of those transfer Paper? How do I find out?
Can you please help me. I have a epson ET2720 and I use it for sublimation. My problem is my reds print out orange colored. I have no idea on what or how to do it. Any help is much appreciated
Hello, I seem to be having a problem using these directions, maybe you can help. If I print letting my P600 manage the colors there is no problems and it matches the screen, but if I try to print using the profile for the Epson paper instead the photo has a magenta tilt. Have you any suggestions?
Great information, your videos have taught me a lot about printing. Got a question if you see this, There are 2 QImage programs QIMAGE-ULTIMATE and QIMAGE-ONE; is this the same sote=ware sold by 2 different companies, or are they different. If they are different, which one ihas the most features?
One is only for printing. It has minimal features and comes in both Windows and Mac. Ultimate is the full blown version with editing features and tools. Only for windows.
Im Printing using cobra inks on my epson 1430 do i need profile for it? Im new on this im printing photos My photos sometimes look little bit green When i put photoshop manage colors ....
Hi, does anyone use CorelDraw? I’m running X7 using windows 7. Printer is a Canon Pro-300. Seems no matter what I do for settings I always have to say Driver Matching. Picture look fine but why can’t I say none with my Color management in use. Actually I see no way to turn that off in CorelDraw X7.
Hey Jose, one question for you...I have Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, yet when I look for that Printer Profile I do not see it. Why does Canon do that! Please Help Thanks in advance John
OTHER should show your current; list of installed profiles which install when you u install the proper driver from either CANON or EPSON Support site. . Are you using a MAC by any chance?
Jose Rodriguez I did. However I believe I upgraded Lightroom and photoshop after I installed the driver. Should I re-install the official canon driver again? Thanks for the reply. Watching more of your videos now.
i am using corel painter, and affinity photo. PS is not an option anylonger. i won't get into the politics. how do we bypass the driver, and use ICC? perhaps a printing app?
If you just use one type of paper it will need just one profile. You need an app that will wow you to load and print multiple photos as opposed to individually. QIMAGE is the answer. Otherwise it is one at a time.
Why even compare "near perfect result using the driver" when you can achieve "perfect" results using icc profiles. Profiles are the only logical way to go. All you're doing here is spinning out yarn for more stats on your channel.
For you and me. But I can provide you with hundreds of my viewers who would simply love to just use the driver and with OEM inks and papers as I used for this demo it will be hard to see the difference. Remember I am not considering non Canon or EPSON papers or other inks. When using OEM inks and matching papers and ICM as the color mode, the drive uses the correct ICC profile any way so it will be a match to using the ICC profile letting the editing app control colors. Where using the method I demo of tbis video comes in handy is when one prints with OTHER third party paper, inks or custom profiles or any combination there of.
Tom you are entitled to your own opinion, but I don't find it very constructive to the topic and this series of how to print videos. This is very helpful to me as I'm learning the basics. I've watched and learned from many of Jose's videos and never once felt he's pumping out videos just for stats. He genuinely wants to help the community and is very knowledgeable. Thanks Jose!
@@cheo1949 You're talking like every printhead and every ink and paper batch are within such a tight tolerance that it will work right out of the box, every time. You know (should know) that is not the case, and never will be. If that were the case, why are you spending hundreds of hours saying otherwise? You just invented a pointless exercise to feed your channel.
I wish my professors taught me this!! Now almost 2 decades later I’m learning about ICC profiles. My husband would also have issues with our prints and couldn’t figure out why, but this explains it all. I will have to test out this feature on my next print. Thank you so much for what you do! And your time to teach us all online.
I knew, but had forgotten. I just purchased a new printer. Just retired.
Thank you for refreshing my memory. It was such a great lesson!
That is so important to know.
I will watch more of your stuff now.
Thank you sir, I learned so much from you! I worked 10 years in a printersshop, so I should know all this but yet I forgot a lot so thank you for opening my printing eyes again!
That turn-off ICM function saved me a ton of ink, paper, and frustration. I could not figure out why my XP 15000 printed just fine using the driver, but when I selected the ICC profile for the Epson paper, my colors were way off... head-scratcher until I found this video.. thank YOU!!!!
Never hurts to keep revising the basics, keep up the good work Jose 😊
You bet.
Thanks Jose, you helped me with my old printer some time back and thought i'd look you up for a refresher. Your still the best Sir, Best wishes X John
You have explained what I did not understand of the settings, thank you Jose!
Thank you Jose for all your words in these helpful videos. Much appreciated.
You are welcome.
You are the best!! Thanks so much for all you do. I am just at the beginning of having the confidence to print my photos. They are turning out fantastic. I bought a Pro-100 used with extra precision color inks that came with it. (From Rick Johnson) I bought a resetter from precision color and i plan to fill the cartridges and swap out the full set when they get low.
You are the one that helped so much for me to be where i am and very happy for all the help. I have watched many many of your videos and feel like i know you even though we have never met. Maybe someday.
Hey Grandpa Tom, Please help me out. how do i add selphy canon cp1300 to show up on Photoshoot so i'll be able to select it from 'Printer Set-up' settings.
Thank you so much for this video. You answered the questions I've had about my Canon printer management and PS / LR print settings in 8 minutes. I NEVER saw the tab in the color management screen of the canon print manager. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You're a fantastic teacher - thank you!
New subscriber here..
Longtime photographer but I’ve never printed my own images and had no idea what ICC profiles were. Thanks for explaining this in an “ICC for Dummies” way!
Just purchased the canon pro 300 after watching many of your videos the last few days. It’s arriving tomorrow. Very excited!
Thank you so much for this Video.....you have ended days of frustration trying to match my monitor to the resulting print on my Canon TS8250..... So pleased with the result!!!
Wonderful tutorial, I enjoy printing pictures this will take my work to the next level.... thank you
Thanks for this! I’ve learned a lot from your videos. Thanks for all that you do, Jose!
By the way I really enjoyed the video and especially the one where someone is starting a class action suit because of the use of all the color inks that was hilarious.
hope you don't mind I summarized this for myself in notes form and thought this might be helpful for others:
HOW TO PRINT IN LIGHTROOM WITH CANON DRIVER
Within Lightroom print module go to the page setup tab which will go to the print driver
Set paper size Set portrait or landscape
top feed or manual (rear) feed
Go to properties on print driver :
Choose photo printing
Unclick borderless printing then,,,,
click on color/intensity manual adjustment
then click on the Matching tab and use either Driver Matching or None
Click ok to return to quick setup page
Color/Intensity Manual Adjustment will now be chosen
Choose paper type
choose paper size
choose print quality highest
choose preview before printing
choose top feed or rear feed
click ok to exit quick setup to go back to the main print driver screen
In lightroom on the right of the screen under "Print Job"Choose Print resolution 300 for Canon (or 360 for Epson)
Choose glossy (for luster or anything that is not matte) or matte
Print sharpening to standard or high
Color management to Other
A new window will open
Choose printer and paper combination profile
click ok
The chosen printer - paper combination will now show under the print job information in Lightroom
Intent under print job should be set to perceptual
Jose, great video! But I do have a question...why are you using Relative Colormetric instead of Perceptual for printing Photos? Thanks!
Hi Jose. Thank you for sharing your videos on ICC profiles and sample pictures. I have to admit this is above the head right now, but I do remember using them a very longggg time ago. Of course now I'm at a total lost. Just received my ET-8550 and would love to have the profiles for this printer and the sample pictures, but I do not have Facebook - ( to much drama there :)))) ). Is there any other way to get them? Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you.
Mac has different screens , print settings is different but there is a color handling choice on the main driver page so its probably easier for most in Photoshop
Excellent and very useful video tutorial Jose. Thank you!
Thank you.
I have the Canon TS9500 series. There is no advanced color management on it. Should I still try and download the icc files? Or how can I open up better color management? I'm using PHotoshop too.
grate as always!!
Must I set a profile, if I’m only printing from my MacBookPro iPhoto only. Meaning, I’m not using photoshop or Lightroom? Thanks
Thinking about a canon pro 300 printer...thanks Jose. A great tutorial...on simple icc profile printing...👍
Glad it was helpful!
Highly important knowledge you share Jose. I don't wanna miss out. Please help me, how do i add 'selphy canon cp1300' printer to show up on Photoshop so i'll be able to select it from 'Printer Set-up' settings. I'm using 2019 Photoshop.
I believe those printers are only standalone and meant to be printing from a memory card.
Hi José, does this process work with Apple Photos on my canon Pixma ip8760 🇦🇺? Or do I have to venture into My Image Garden? Thanks ✌️
No. Apple uses a different Color management system.
I've attempted to follow you step by step. After I selected color handling (photoshop manages color) then you go up to print settings and you see canon pro 100 series properties and I see Print, so I can't move forward to duplicate your steps. I'm so frustrated i don't know what to do. Please HELP!
I used an X-Rite to have my laptop monitor calibrated, it was even set to a lower brightness at 70%, do I use the color profile provided by xrite when I print?
Yes. Assuming you did create a custom profile as well.
Nice video, I own a Canon Pro 10 and this helped me a lot... One question Jose: Still no fix for the printer to use matte black with non fine art papers configurations?? Only choosing Fine art?
The only fix is the either take an empty PBK Cart and Fill IT with MBK ink. Or print in Fine Art mode but accept the 30mm wide borders. Or print with QIMAGE Ultimate and with IT you can choose to not print with that imposed border. But...you would still need to print using a Fine Art Matte paper choise and feed through the manual paper feeder. On the PRO1000 you can disable the margins in the driver.
@@cheo1949 Thanks! I saw in your past videos those workarounds, except for the QIMAGE software. Going to take a look... Keep up the amazing channel!
Look for Qimage's own video demonstrating this on their site or youtube channel. Thanks.
Thanks for your videos. I have just got a Canon PIXMA 8750 and can’t find ici profiles for canon paper in on1 raw or Lightroom 5 can I download these for this printer.
Thanks again.
when I process my RAW files, I work in ProPhoto - do I need to downscale/convert that image's profile to AdobeRGB? (or does it matter?) thank you!
Jose have a quick question…. My LR cc all of a sudden is not pulling up the installed col profiles….. profiles are properly installed…. When I let printer do it I can choose the correct profile that I had installed earlier … any suggestions ?… I didn’t change anything
Heyyyyyyy Jose how are you question I recently just set up a epson 15000 printer. For some reason I'm trying to print a image that has pink in it but the pink part of the image keeps coming out red. Anything you can suggest I'm totally lost never had this problem
Color Management, In your case USE an Epson paper and choose that paper on your drivers menu. Also your monitor may need calibration so what you see is what the printer produces.
Thank you Jose. I have the Epson SC P 600 and need your help. How do I install ICC profiles for the printer and for papers. Thanks again
They are automatically installed when you install the driver. At least that is the way it works on windows. If you have actual profiles you double click them or right click install.
@@cheo1949 .They haven;t installed with the driver. I have a Mac
You have to manually copy them to some folder I am not sure of. Google how to install ICC profiles on a Mac.
@@cheo1949 thanks Jose. Greetings from Kalamata -Messinia- Greece
Jose Rodriguez heyyyy ayuda!!
Hello Jose, i recently started printing off a laptop macboook pro, i have an epson surecolor P800, i cant seem to get the prints to match anything near the picture displayed on laptop. i calibrated laptop , I have switched to photoshop managing colors , maybe the color profile? any suggestions or more info you may need to give some feedback,,would appreciate! Adam Gell
You laptop screen requires calibration for color brightness and contrast. Print the Standard image. Do not edit it. Simply open it in your editing software and print it. In your editor's printing module choose to let the printer control color. Make sure to print on an EPSON paper. In the P800 driver choose that very paper in the media menu. Since you are on a MAC the driver color management should automatic.
You should produce a near perfect neutral and correct density print. Compare that to your monitor display of the same image. If it looks different on your screen then you know it's the screen that is not displaying that image correctly. All MAC Book need calibration. Without a calibrated monitor you are unconsciously editing your images so the appear correct but since your screen is not correct...well you can guess the rest. The printer simply produces what you feed it.
@@cheo1949 but I already calibrated laptop monitor 2 times with same result… am I missing something?
Thank you so much 😉
Thanks so much for this video so helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Jose. Happy New Year. I was trying to disable the double profiling for my Pixma Pro100 using PS on a PowerBook but under the Printer Setting/Manual Color Matching, I don't see the options that you showed in your video in order to avoid double profiling. Any suggestions?
You are on a MAC so you can't do what we can on Windows. You supposedly can not double profile when using a?MAC. Others here may be able to add info I don't know much about as I am a Windows 10 user only.
Hi Jose. I just got the Canon Pixma Pro 100. I plan on using Canson or Moab papers. I can download their paper profile, but how do I ensure the Precision Color inks print well on these papers? Precision Colors doesn't have ICC profiles for Canson or Moab. Thank you.
Their PC42SE can be used with OEM profiles. Make sure to disable Color Matching in the CANON Driver when you are printing with an ICC profile.
Jose , I just got Can 17 polyester canvas 36 inch roll , when I print on the canon image prograf 4100 it’s not printing the greys and medium browns correctly , it’s blending it with blacks …. Any ideas on how to fix that ? I saw something about ICC profile , but still confused , please help
Polyester canvas??? Is it for inkjet printers? If so. You need an ICC profile made for it and the 4100. Then you need to know how to incorporate it in you color managed workflow. Assuming your monitor is also correctly calibrated so the colors you are seeing on it are actually the actual color values.
@@cheo1949 the image prograf 4100 is an inkjet printer , under the ICC profile list it’s not listed by the name Can17 , was just curious if you knew
Hi sir! Im using epson L3210 pigment ink. when i print gray colors it turns greenish on printout.
Hi Jose , a noobie question here ..Unless you don't print so many prints at a time Photoshop can do pretty much do the same as what Q image does, right?
Q image is handy for layouts when printing multiple images or besides that am I missing anything? I use Windows .
Kind regards,
Sure. But the Print Quality QImage produces is better.
@@cheo1949 thankyou and I trust your advice. Watching your videos is pure joy!
THANK YOU. damn canon. over saturate my baby picture. i adjust printing preference directly device setting and in canon menu to match everything you do from photoshop. so i can print as good as photoshop without using it.
Hello, we just purchased a Canon pro 200 and I have glossy 11 x 17 cardstock that I am trying to print an image that we drew on clip studio paint. The black ink is bleeding into the other colors and it's staying really wet. I have tried to change the settings on the printer and the computer and get it to none on the color manger. I did get the image to print on the pro luster paper that came with the printer but it was much darker then the image on the monitor. Any help or ideas on what to try would be great. Thanks.
Card stock will do that. Media MUST be coated for inkjet printing or it will bleed. Stay wet and well...basically misbehave.
Thanks!!!
Welcome!
Hey Jose, What about icc profile for T-shirt Dark and light (Very different types) Transfer Paper? What profile do I choose for a Brother Printer for each of those transfer Paper? How do I find out?
NO idea. This is not considered Photo Printing and ICC profiles are usually only made for that and not for t-shirt transfer work.
@@cheo1949 I see. Thank you.
Can you please help me. I have a epson ET2720 and I use it for sublimation. My problem is my reds print out orange colored. I have no idea on what or how to do it. Any help is much appreciated
That may be an ink issue. Sublimation is not a perfect process.
Hello, I seem to be having a problem using these directions, maybe you can help. If I print letting my P600 manage the colors there is no problems and it matches the screen, but if I try to print using the profile for the Epson paper instead the photo has a magenta tilt. Have you any suggestions?
Did you set the driver color mode to ICM? Also make sure preview is off.
@@cheo1949 thanks I will give that a try. It is getting close to bed time so I will try that tomorrow.
Great information, your videos have taught me a lot about printing. Got a question if you see this, There are 2 QImage programs QIMAGE-ULTIMATE and QIMAGE-ONE; is this the same sote=ware sold by 2 different companies, or are they different. If they are different, which one ihas the most features?
One is only for printing. It has minimal features and comes in both Windows and Mac. Ultimate is the full blown version with editing features and tools. Only for windows.
Im
Printing using cobra inks on my epson 1430 do i need profile for it?
Im new on this im printing photos
My photos sometimes look little bit green When i put photoshop manage colors ....
Yes you do need profiles. You are using non OEM inks.
Can anyone reply plz I have epson l3216 and I want to match colors how can I plz help
Hi, does anyone use CorelDraw?
I’m running X7 using windows 7. Printer is a Canon Pro-300. Seems no matter what I do for settings I always have to say Driver Matching. Picture look fine but why can’t I say none with my Color management in use.
Actually I see no way to turn that off in CorelDraw X7.
Hey Jose, one question for you...I have Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, yet when I look for that Printer Profile I do not see it. Why does Canon do that! Please Help
Thanks in advance John
Because CANON has a habit of naming their profiles with cryptic names.
How to instal this photoshop?
Do you have a link?
You go to Adobe.com and subscribe to it.
What if your printing on plain paper? I'm using an hp printer too and I don't see an option for color management when I go to print
Because HP or not photo printers. Color management is only used on photo printing type printers.
@@cheo1949 Thank you so much for telling me! Googling didn't help me find the answer to this question at all
What’s the difference between the Pro Luster and Pro Luster N?
I was discusing that very thing with PC as they also use the N designator on their platinum glossy. Neither one of us have a clue.
First viewer liker
Thanks.
In Lightroom, in color Managment, clicking “other” brings up the white “choose profile pop up” there are no profiles there, it’s blank.
OTHER should show your current; list of installed profiles which install when you u install the proper driver from either CANON or EPSON Support site. . Are you using a MAC by any chance?
Jose Rodriguez yes Mac OS X Catalina
BINGO! Did you install the actual driver from the Printer Manufacturer's support site?
Jose Rodriguez I did. However I believe I upgraded Lightroom and photoshop after I installed the driver. Should I re-install the official canon driver again? Thanks for the reply. Watching more of your videos now.
I don't see why updating LR and or PS would make already installed profiles disappear.
my pics look terrible, epson 970, profile - epson glossy, paper is epson glossy. this is so frustrating
Don't know that model.
i am using corel painter, and affinity photo. PS is not an option anylonger. i won't get into the politics. how do we bypass the driver, and use ICC? perhaps a printing app?
Ayuda!!!
Custom Profiles!!!
How can you do this in bulk? I need to print hundreds of 4x6 photos, and cant really do this one by one file.
If you just use one type of paper it will need just one profile. You need an app that will wow you to load and print multiple photos as opposed to individually. QIMAGE is the answer. Otherwise it is one at a time.
Jose Rodriguez thanks, will Google it
Why even compare "near perfect result using the driver" when you can achieve "perfect" results using icc profiles. Profiles are the only logical way to go. All you're doing here is spinning out yarn for more stats on your channel.
For you and me. But I can provide you with hundreds of my viewers who would simply love to just use the driver and with OEM inks and papers as I used for this demo it will be hard to see the difference. Remember I am not considering non Canon or EPSON papers or other inks. When using OEM inks and matching papers and ICM as the color mode, the drive uses the correct ICC profile any way so it will be a match to using the ICC profile letting the editing app control colors. Where using the method I demo of tbis video comes in handy is when one prints with OTHER third party paper, inks or custom profiles or any combination there of.
Tom you are entitled to your own opinion, but I don't find it very constructive to the topic and this series of how to print videos. This is very helpful to me as I'm learning the basics. I've watched and learned from many of Jose's videos and never once felt he's pumping out videos just for stats. He genuinely wants to help the community and is very knowledgeable. Thanks Jose!
@@cheo1949 You're talking like every printhead and every ink and paper batch are within such a tight tolerance that it will work right out of the box, every time. You know (should know) that is not the case, and never will be. If that were the case, why are you spending hundreds of hours saying otherwise? You just invented a pointless exercise to feed your channel.