Epson R2880 Managing Color Guide - Page 23

setting, select - printer profiles

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11. Under Profile, select the profile for the paper you're going to print on. If you're printing with Epson Premium ICC profiles, select the profile that also matches the print quality you want to use, such as SPR2880 PrmSmGls Photo.icc. 12. For the Rendering Intent setting, select Relative. Note: If your image contains very saturated colors, select Perceptual. This reduces the color saturation so that the colors fit within the printer's color gamut. 13. Click the Print button. Follow the steps in the next section to select print settings to match the profile and print. Print Your Color-Managed Photo 1. Select EPSON Stylus Photo R2880 in the Printer list. 2. Click d to expand the Print window, if necessary. 3. Select Print Settings from the pop-up menu. 4. Select the Media Type setting for the paper you'll use for the print. Print With Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 23

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Print With Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
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11. Under
Profile
, select the profile for the paper you’re going to print on. If
you’re printing with Epson Premium ICC profiles, select the profile that also
matches the print quality you want to use, such as
SPR2880 PrmSmGls
Photo.icc
.
12.
For the
Rendering Intent
setting, select
Relative
.
Note:
If your image contains very saturated colors, select
Perceptual
. This reduces the
color saturation so that the colors fit within the printer’s color gamut.
13.
Click the
Print
button.
Follow the steps in the next section to select print settings to match the profile and
print.
Print Your Color-Managed Photo
1.
Select
EPSON Stylus Photo R2880
in the Printer list.
2.
Click
d
to expand the Print window, if necessary.
3.
Select
Print Settings
from the pop-up menu.
4.
Select the Media Type setting for the paper you’ll use for the print.