Hi Mylenium

I took your advise and switched "Let photoshop  determine the color" to let

the printer driver determine the color. The results  were much better when

I printed the photo in Adobe Photoshop CS 2 and went into  File, Automate,

Easy Photo Print Pro. I was able to control the size of the  photo and rotate

it.

However, why does the same photo not print as  well when I do not use the

Easy Photo Print Pro and just print using  the command control P? I have a

PC, Windows xp and use a Canon Pro 9000  printer. (When I do that, use just

Control-Print, the faces are very  tan with no natural color ...in spite of

the fact that the screen is showing me  a perfectly balanced colored portrait.)

Any help with this problem would be  appreciated.

Linda

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Drew,

I have Color Vision date color that is supposed to  color calibrate.

However, I don't think it does a thing.

I printed from Photoshop CS2, Automate, Easy Photo  Print. The color was

very good in the portraits. It had already been edited in  CS2. When I do the

same picture without using the Automate, Easy Photo Print,  but just using

the command, print, the faces are muddy. Can't get them to look  any better.

Any ideas?

Linda

I have a problem printing. When I print my Photoshop  CS2 thru File,

Automate, Easy Photo Print I get a picture that has very good  skin color. When I

don't go that route, and just use the command-print, the skin  color is

beige with no colors in it.

Please see the  attachment which has two pictures:

one done w/ the Automate, Easty Photo Print

and the other done w/ Command  Print.

I use Premium matte paper ...same paper used for the  following pictures. I

have set the CS2 to Let the Printer select the color and  used that with

both pictures. I have Color Vision to calibrate the color but I  don't think

it does a thing!

I have a Canon Pro9000 printer.

Linda

send attachment again.

linda

Hi,

I am sending this again. I tried sending to myself and  it worked. Attached

are the 2 photos:

one printed with photoshop cs2: file, automate, east  photo print which

gives good color.

the other is straight from photoshop CS2:  Control-print. The color comes

out tan and not skin colors at  all.

Why?

I use the same paper: premium matte and the printer is  Canon Pro 9000.

Regards,

Linda

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Hi David,

That won't work...I already have a Spyder color  calibrator. Since it looks

good on the desk top and prints fine in the Easy  Photo Print why is it so

lousy when I use the command  Control-Print????

Linda

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