PIM also requires a camera that supports it, but if I'm not mistaken you're okay there.
Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 12:08 PM Subject: Re: *istD and P.I.M. > >In Photoshop, the plug-in is accessed through the File>Import>Print Image > Matching menu. A file browser opens from which you import the image. Next > is a dialog box that allows you to change the embedded color space to a > proprietary Epson color space. The file is then opened, and edited per your > desires (don't make any color changes). When printing, you must use the > Print With Preview option, make the settings you want there, then click > print. Under the Epson printer software, select paper, paper size, and, > most importantly, go to custom printing and select the "no color correction" > option. The results, IMNSHO, are great. > > >Bill > > Interesting. I have an Epson printer that supports PIM and I haven't even > been using it (it's a plug-in in Elements). Got to try it out. > > Thanks! > > Marnie aka Doe > >
