Thanks Lon. Thats probably as good an answer as I am going to get. I was thinking along the same lines. Did you make an action out of it? Bill
----- Original Message ----- From: "Lon Williamson" Subject: Re: > Here's an unsophisticated approach that I use to tame one of > my printers using third party inks: > > I simply converted a photo to B&W, then used > a curves layer to get the thing to print as neutral as possible. > I saved the curve, and load it in on any picture associated with > that printer and those inks. > > I usually need very few tweaks, on a couple of test prints, to > get a final result that's acceptable to me. > > -Lon > > William Robb wrote: > > The fountain of knowledge has failed me miserably. > > I have just been given an Olympus P400 dye sub printer, and have a > > few questions.... > > The colour coming off it is not quite right (no surprise), but the > > profiling available in the driver seems rather crude. > > The fellow who gave it to me suggested that I should set up a profile > > for it, he implied using Photoshop for this, but didn't know how to > > do this. > > Any answers? > > Thanks > > > > William Robb > >
