Epson Stylus Pro 3880 Designer Edition Managing Color Guide - Page 28

select a profile for your printer and the paper you'll

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6. Select File, then click Print or Print with Preview. 7. Select your Epson professional printer in the Printer list, then select Color Management. 8. Under Color Management, select Document. 9. Under Color Handling, select Photoshop Manages Colors. 10. Under Printer Profile, select a profile for your printer and the paper you'll use. If you're printing with Epson Premium ICC profiles, select the profile that also matches the print quality you want to use. 11. For the Rendering Intent, select Relative Colorimetric. 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. 28 Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6

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Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6
6.
Select
File
, then click
Print
or
Print with Preview
.
7.
Select your Epson professional printer in the Printer list, then select
Color
Management
.
8.
Under
Color Management
, select
Document
.
9.
Under
Color Handling
, select
Photoshop Manages Colors
.
10. Under
Printer Profile
, select a profile for your printer and the paper you’ll
use. If you’re printing with Epson Premium ICC profiles, select the profile
that also matches the print quality you want to use.
11.
For the
Rendering Intent
, select
Relative Colorimetric
.
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.