yanidel
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I use Lightroom with the HP9180 yet for colors print I have not been able to get prints with correct colors. It is either too redish either washed out.
I have tried screen calibration (spyder), ICC profiles, let the printer manage, ....led me to 10 different outputs but never one that was a good match with the picture on the screen.
I read on several forums that it might be a problem with Lightroom, but would love to think that some RFF specialist had found a solution to that ? Can anyone help me before I throw this printer through the window ?:bang: (and kill someone as I live on the seventh floor)
I have tried screen calibration (spyder), ICC profiles, let the printer manage, ....led me to 10 different outputs but never one that was a good match with the picture on the screen.
I read on several forums that it might be a problem with Lightroom, but would love to think that some RFF specialist had found a solution to that ? Can anyone help me before I throw this printer through the window ?:bang: (and kill someone as I live on the seventh floor)
David Goldfarb
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I'm getting accurate results with CS2, HP's Photosmart Pro Print automation menu (I don't know if there is a version of this for Lightroom), visual screen calibration with Adobe Gamma for now (just ordered an Eye One Display 2), and usually Harman FB AI Gloss and Hahnemühle Albrecht Durer with ICC profiles. I let Photoshop manage color with Rendering Intent set on Relative Colorimetric with black point compensation on.