Hi all,
I had problems with my Photoshop so took the opertunity to upgrade to CS but now when I print pics out they are considerably darker in print than they are on screen making some shots unrecognisable(sp) :(
Is there a setting I am not aware of ?
I have printed Serif Photo Plus and all is well (other than the fooking ink running for some other unknown reason :mad: )
Is there something I am missing in PS CS ? I never had a problem with PS 7
Please help as I need this pic printed out tonight.
Cheers
Paul.
STi-Frenchie
30 June 2006, 18:29
Just a thought but have you set up your (ICC) colour profile to be the same as you had in version 7? Normally when you upgrade the older version is left intact on your machine so if needs be you could revert to it?
HankScorpio
30 June 2006, 18:29
I'm no expert but soundds like the colour profiles are screwy.
http://www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/color-management-changes-cs2.html
HankScorpio
30 June 2006, 18:30
Oooh, great minds and all that...! :D
STi-Frenchie
30 June 2006, 18:33
I was gonna say "SNAP!" :lol:
Just a thought but have you set up your (ICC) colour profile to be the same as you had in version 7? Normally when you upgrade the older version is left intact on your machine so if needs be you could revert to it?
The problem is that the old version had to be removed as it was corrupt in some way.
I will have a read of the link.
Cheers
Paul.
Thank you very much indeed guys.
Job done ! :thumb:
HankScorpio
30 June 2006, 20:38
Nah, you were first!
Not by much but it's there for all to see.... :)
STi-Frenchie
01 July 2006, 01:43
Yeah but you nailed it as I did at the same time so we both can take a bow (you did a great job with the link). The one thing that I love about this forum is how folks really, really help each other out so cheers mate, nice one! :thumb:
HankScorpio
01 July 2006, 08:18
A mutual appreciation society, this thread could go on for ages... :D
I too particularly like this little section as there's never any sniping, just chat, constructive comments, some educational threads, advice and a bit of troubleshooting.
Let's hope it stays that way.