After editing, have you tried converting to sRGB (in PS Edit>Convert to Profile) before printing? That may help.
I also use ProPhoto RGB as my working space & by using the soft proof feature (using the Epson profiles) I get a good idea of how the final image will come out in print. If soft proofing shows the colours way out of whack, then I do some print output specific saturation, levels & curves adjustments (the doesn't occur often, but it does crop up from time to time). FWIW, I make my prints with an Epson R2400. Cheers, Dave On 3/17/07, Bill Lawlor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Now that I have a collection of very colorfull images from India I am > dealing with the color gamut limitations of my usual printmakers. Reds, > yellows and some greens rendered in wide gamut Pro Color RGB by the K10D > exceed the gamuts of Epson 1270/80 inks and my RA-4 printer using a laser > jet. When I apply those profiles the color saturation goes away leaving a > dull color where it was saturated in the original. > > I have no experience with Canon or HP or other printers. How do their color > gamuts compare? Any suggestions? > Thanks, Bill Lawlor -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
