CANON PREVIEW BLUER THAN PS IMAGE

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper. The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

Any ideas welcome.

Colin D.

In article ,
(Colin D) wrote:

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software...

When you say that the image is:

...imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc...

what do you mean? If you are altering any of the colours, this may be the
source of the problem, especially if your monitor hasn't been calibrated.

Also, you don't mention whether or not you are using a colour profile for
your printer/paper combination or, if you are, how you are applying it.
This may help track down the problem.

Jon.

Colin D wrote:

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.


THE BEST PLACE TO START IS CANON TECH SUPPORT. THEY KNOW THE SOFTWARE
BETTER THAN ANYONE HERE.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper.

I HOPE YOU ARE USING CANON OEM INK

The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

Any ideas welcome.

Colin D.

"Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!)" wrote:

On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 22:41:17 +1300, in comp.periphs.printers Colin D
wrote:

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper. The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

How have you calibrated your monitor?
--
Ed Ruf Lifetime AMA# 344007 )
http://EdwardGRuf.com

The monitor self-calibrates for sRGB, and it's not too far from aRGB,
given the gamut of crt monitors. But I don't think the monitor is the
problem, since the print preview obviously is displayed on the same
monitor, but the color difference is visible between the PS image and
the preview image. I would have thought that the preview would look the
same as the PS image.

Aah, perhaps the PS image is wrong, and maybe the preview image doesn't
use the PS settings. I gotta do some more reading. Thanks for the
reply.

Colin D.

measekite wrote:

Colin D wrote:

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.


THE BEST PLACE TO START IS CANON TECH SUPPORT. THEY KNOW THE SOFTWARE
BETTER THAN ANYONE HERE.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper.

I HOPE YOU ARE USING CANON OEM INK

Yep, bci-6 inks only here.

The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

Any ideas welcome.

Colin D.

IF YOU ARE USING GENERIC INK THAT MIGHT BE THE PROBLEM. OEM INK IS
DESIGNED FOR THE PRINTER BY THE PRINTER MFG.

Colin D wrote:

"Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!)" wrote:


On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 22:41:17 +1300, in comp.periphs.printers Colin D
wrote:



I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper. The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.


How have you calibrated your monitor?
--
Ed Ruf Lifetime AMA# 344007 )
http://EdwardGRuf.com



The monitor self-calibrates for sRGB, and it's not too far from aRGB,
given the gamut of crt monitors. But I don't think the monitor is the
problem, since the print preview obviously is displayed on the same
monitor, but the color difference is visible between the PS image and
the preview image. I would have thought that the preview would look the
same as the PS image.

Aah, perhaps the PS image is wrong, and maybe the preview image doesn't
use the PS settings. I gotta do some more reading. Thanks for the
reply.

Colin D.

Colin D wrote:

measekite wrote:


Colin D wrote:



I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.




THE BEST PLACE TO START IS CANON TECH SUPPORT. THEY KNOW THE SOFTWARE
BETTER THAN ANYONE HERE.



The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper.



I HOPE YOU ARE USING CANON OEM INK



Yep, bci-6 inks only here.



THATS GREAT. LIKE I SAID CANON TECH SUPPORT IS VERY GOOD. IF LEVEL ONE
DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM THEN ASK FOR LEVEL TWO

The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

Any ideas welcome.

Colin D.

In article ,
(measekite the one-trick pony) suggested something
inane (again):

A new form of madness from the madness-meister himself. Now third-party
inks can affect your print *previews* as well as mess up your printer!

You couldn't make this stuff up.

Jon.

Jon O'Brien wrote:

In article ,
(measekite the one-trick pony) suggested something
inane (again):

A new form of madness from the madness-meister himself. Now third-party
inks can affect your print *previews* as well as mess up your printer!

You couldn't make this stuff up.

Jon.
hehehehe...he does!
Frank

"Ed Ruf (REPLY to E-MAIL IN SIG!)" wrote:

On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 22:41:17 +1300, in comp.periphs.printers Colin D
wrote:

I'm having a bit of trouble with my printer software, and don't quite
know where to look for the solution. The printer is a Canon i9950 -
same as the i9900 but with the CD printing option.

The image was shot with a 300D, RAW, set for Adobe 1998 color space,
imported into PS as Adobe 1998 and color-balanced etc, then printed on
the i9950. However, print preview shows the image as bluer than the PS
image, and it prints bluer on paper. The print is a good match for the
preview image, but not the PS image.

What application are you printing from?
--
Ed Ruf Lifetime AMA# 344007 )
http://EdwardGRuf.com

PS = Photoshop 6.

Colin D.