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Printing Your Color-Managed Photo, Under Profile or Printer Profile - continuous ink system

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6. Under Color Handling in Photoshop CS2, select Let Photoshop Determine Colors. In CS3, select Photoshop Manages Colors. 7. Under Profile or Printer Profile, select the Epson Premium ICC profile that matches your printer, the paper you'll use for the print, and the quality setting. Note: The Epson Premium ICC profiles can be identified with the suffix ".icc," for example, "SPR2400 PremLuster BstPhoto.icc." 8. For the Intent or Rendering Intent setting, select Relative Colorimetric. Note: If your image contains very saturated colors, select Perceptual instead. This reduces the color saturation so that the colors fit within the printer's color gamut. 9. Select the Use Black Point Compensation checkbox. Printing Your Color-Managed Photo 1. Click the Print button. 2. Make sure your printer is selected, and click the Properties or Preferences button. 3. If you are using an Epson Premium ICC profile, set the Quality Option setting to match your profile. 4. Select the Type setting for the paper you'll use for the print. Note: For printouts on PremierArt Water Resistant Canvas, select Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster for the paper type setting. For printouts on Piezo Pro Matte Canvas, select Premium Presentation Paper Matte. Additionally, make sure the Photo Black ink cartridge is installed. See "Matching Black Ink to Paper Type" on page 68. 5. Click the Advanced button, then click Continue. 6. Turn off the High Speed and Edge Smoothing settings, if they are available. 56 Printing Special Photos

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Printing Special Photos
6.
Under Color Handling in Photoshop CS2, select
Let Photoshop Determine
Colors
. In CS3, select
Photoshop Manages Colors
.
7.
Under Profile or Printer Profile, select the Epson Premium ICC profile that
matches your printer, the paper you’ll use for the print, and the quality setting.
Note:
The Epson Premium ICC profiles can be identified with the suffix “.icc,” for
example, “SPR2400 PremLuster BstPhoto.icc.”
8.
For the Intent or Rendering Intent setting, select
Relative Colorimetric
.
Note:
If your image contains very saturated colors, select
Perceptual
instead.
This reduces the color saturation so that the colors fit within the printer’s color
gamut.
9.
Select the
Use Black Point Compensation
checkbox.
Printing Your Color-Managed Photo
1.
Click the
Print
button.
2.
Make sure your printer is selected, and click the
Properties
or
Preferences
button.
3.
If you are using an Epson Premium ICC profile, set the Quality Option setting to
match your profile.
4.
Select the Type setting for the paper you’ll use for the print.
Note:
For printouts on PremierArt Water Resistant Canvas, select
Ultra
Premium Photo Paper Luster
for the paper type setting. For printouts on
Piezo Pro Matte Canvas, select
Premium Presentation Paper Matte
.
Additionally, make sure the Photo Black ink cartridge is installed. See “Matching
Black Ink to Paper Type” on page 68.
5.
Click the
Advanced
button, then click
Continue
.
6.
Turn
off
the High Speed and Edge Smoothing settings, if they are available.