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Re: iPhoto printing

> Thanks for the replies, but client wants to stick to iPhoto,

It's understandable. Maybe he could be persuaded to switch another color
management aware cataloguing application who could, if such a thing exist,
import its iPhoto records? I was think of FotoStation v5 who, according to
my information, is fully color management saavy. Maybe Cumulus for OSX? I
have not seen advanced color management option in Extensis Portfolio v6?

> I may try the print server route on a spare Mac until Apple get back up to
> speed and get ColorSync working once more.

This will work for sure.

> Its a real shame that with all
> the high quality cameras, printers and apps that are about, it still remains
> within the domain of Color Experts to get an accurate print out from your
> Mac.

Yes and no. Yes, it's a shame for the average computer user, but no, it's
not a shame for people like me ;)

> I dont know if this is the same in the Windows world?

If anything, it's worse.

> Peter
>
> Ps. I spoke to a tech at Epson a while back about this and he blamed Apple.
> I spoke to Apple and guess what they said. I just wish they would get
> together and sort it. A ColorSync white paper might be good too....

Epson has a "color mind" of its own with their Print Image Matching system
-- is it theirs?

Regards,

Roger Breton | Laval, Canada | email@hidden
http://pages.infinit.net/graxx
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