Macintosh Preview calibration
Macintosh Preview calibration
- Subject: Macintosh Preview calibration
- From: Gene Norris <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 15:13:17 -0400
I run a pre-Santa Rosa iMac, 2.16 GH core 2 duo, Leopard 10.5.2, all
updates installed, and Photoshop CS3. I've fought the good fight
regarding printing on an Epson R1800 via CS3 under Leopard, and
eventually succeeded: the printer prints with I see on the monitor.
But ever since, the print preview in Preview is as awful as the prints
used to be.
Preview seems to know something about profiles -- source, monitor,
printer -- but I haven't found a way to change profiles for it. I read
Andrew Rodney's book, Color Management for Photographers, but found no
help there.
I'm screen-calibrated, have replaced CS3 preferences, removed, reset
and reinstalled fresh printer drivers, done safe boots, run disk
utility and disk warrior. Help is sought from anyone with Preview
expertise.
Preview shows garish, over-bright colors with low-key areas flood with
blue and/or cyan. This is independent of printer settings.
--Gene
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