Thanks. I'll give that a shot. I noticed specifically that you choose NOT to 
use black point compensation. Maybe it's the way the 6 ink cartridges are 
building the black that is coming out so messy. I'll let you know how it goes 
when I get the chance.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:                                     JW Parker gave a 
great summary of the color management  problems with digital printing on this 
forum today. I won't repeat it. From my  experience I've used many settings 
when printing with Hahnemuhle Water  Color Paper on my 5000 psuv, but have 
recently settled on the  following.
  
 Media Profile :  Water Color ( Downloaded the media  profile for Hahnemuhle 
Water Color Paper from HP which shows up in the  printer window as Water Color).
  
 ICC Profile: HP Hahnemuhle Water Color UV ( Select this in the  Advanced color 
management window along with let Photoshop manage  color)
  
 Soft Proof: I now use the ICC profile above with rendering  intent set to 
Relative colorimetric to soft proof images to be printed on  Hahnemuhle Water 
Color Paper.
  
 Print:   Print with Preview > Page Setup >  Properties > Layout > Advanced > 
Graphic > Image  Color Management > ICM Method > ICM Handled by Host System  > 
OK > Device Options> Max Quality > Printer Color Management >  Color Options > 
Emulations > No Emulation > deselect Automatic Black  replacement > Rendering 
Intents > Perceptual > OK > deselect  Automatic Pantone Calibration > OK > OK > 
OK > Color Handling >  Let Photoshop Determine Colors > Printer Profile > HP 
5000-5500 Water  Color UV Best > Rendering Intent > Perceptual > deselect Black 
Point  Compensation > print.
  
 I know I did my soft proof with Relative Colorimetric  rendering intent, but 
I've found this soft proof matches my prints printed with  Perceptual rendering 
intent. better than soft proofing with Perceptual rendering  intent. 
  
 I've tried many, over the last five years, color/print  settings and these 
have worked best for me.
  
 Also, my monitor is calibrated at 6500 K because I color  match/proof under 
6500 K light. 
  
 Hope this helps.
  
  
  
 Richard  
Richard Galosy Photography
...A Simple Elegance gallery
1212 Turner  St.
Old Town
Lansing, MI  48906
517-719-1913
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