Epson Stylus Pro 7890 User's Guide - Page 143

Selecting Print Settings and Printing, tab is selected.

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Managing Color With Profiles | 143 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. 10. Under Profile or Printer Profile, select a profile for your printer and the paper you'll use, such as Epson Stylus Pro 9890_9908_7890_7908 PremiumSemiglossPhotoPaper250. 11. For the Intent or Rendering Intent setting, select Relative Colorimetric or Perceptual, and click the Black Point Compensation checkbox. Selecting Print Settings and Printing 1. Click the Print button, select your printer, and click Properties or Preferences. 2. Make sure the Main tab is selected. 3. Select the Media Type setting for your paper (see page 110). Note: Make sure that you select Off (No Color Adjustment). If you don't, the printer driver will apply additional correction to the image data, producing inaccurate results. If you selected the wrong combination of source profile, printer profile, and color management settings, you'll get unexpected results. 4. Set the rest of the print settings you want to use (beginning on page 110). 5. For the Mode setting, select Custom. Then select No Color Adjustment. 6. Click OK, then click Print to print your photo. 143

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Managing Color With Profiles
|
143
10. Under
Profile
or
Printer Profile
, select a profile for your printer and
the paper you’ll use, such as
Epson Stylus Pro 9890_9908_7890_7908
PremiumSemiglossPhotoPaper250
.
11.
For the
Intent
or
Rendering Intent
setting, select
Relative
Colorimetric
or
Perceptual
, and click the
Black Point
Compensation
checkbox.
Selecting Print Settings and Printing
1.
Click the
Print
button, select your printer, and click
Properties
or
Preferences
.
2.
Make sure the
Main
tab is selected.
3.
Select the
Media Type
setting for your paper (see page 110).
4.
Set the rest of the print settings you want to use (beginning on
page 110).
5.
For the Mode setting, select
Custom
. Then select
No Color
Adjustment
.
6.
Click
OK
, then click
Print
to print your photo.
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.
Note:
Make sure that you
select
Off (No Color
Adjustment)
. If you
don’t, the printer driver
will apply additional
correction to the image
data, producing
inaccurate results.
If you selected the wrong
combination of source
profile, printer profile, and
color management
settings, you’ll get
unexpected results.