![]() How you do this will depend on the operating system and driver. If you are printing in LR and have selected a profile, you need to turn all corrections off in the printer driver. You do not need to do any profile conversion before printing. If the slight blue is visible on the screen you have to correct the cast either in the scanner software, or more likely in your editor. If your monitor is profiled, and some reference images look good on it as a check, then the problem lies in your printing. Would appreciate any tips I can get to get better color matching between the monitor and the printer. My thought is that using Canon Paper/Ink/Profiles combination should print what I see on my calibrated screen. However, neither my scanner or printer is calibrated. Please note that my monitor is calibrated. Should I be converting to a different color space before printing? My intuition says no but I am not sure and I haven't found this question answered on the internet yet. I am using Canon Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss (SG-201) paper. I don't convert any of my scans for printing purposes and I simply print using the Print module in Lightroom 4 where I select the appropriate paper color profile in the options. For web use, I convert everything to sRGB before uploading. My current workflow is that I scan in Adobe RGB and stay in this profile until I am ready to post images for online use. I am getting a slight shift in blue/magenta in my scanning (Epon V700) to printing (Pixma Pro-100) workflow and wanted to hear what settings others are using with this printer. ![]()
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