Photoshop printing on Mac OS X:
After prolonged and seemingly intractable problems that only in the Bermuda triangle between Apple, Adobe, and printer manufacturers (mostly Epson) would be solved, Adobe has from the Print menu of Photoshop CS5 (Mac version), the Color Handling option " No color management "away. Background of this measure is an incorrect expression profiling of targets that you need to create printer / paper profiles and color management must NOT be printed. Under Snow Leopard such an expression leads to unusable profiling target print, because the no-color-printing does not work out, and Snow Leopard, by any reckoning length of working space profile data falsifying the result. This problem seems to occur mainly with Epson printer drivers, but I am also one known case in which an HP Z3100 printer was affected. Those who fail to timely notice, prepared by measuring the expression of such a distorted target even a useless printer / paper profile and angry about wasted time, paper and inks.
These are the few points which adobe revealed a few months before.
1) If you print to an Epson printer in the Advanced Black-and-white mode, select "Color by Printers. In older printer drivers may have to be before the image is converted to sRGB.
2) In a color printing on an Epson printer you should print out the target with the preview program. In the pop-up menu of the Print dialog, choose "Color Correction" and then the Epson color adjustment. In the printer dialog is still that option "off color" or a similar option, depending on the printer driver to choose.
3) For Photoshop (CS4 also) is also a so-called zero-Transform-pressure. For opened Target chooses to assign edit> profile and then the Adobe RGB profile. In the Print dialog you select in the Color Management pop-up menu with Photoshop Color Management "and in the Printer Profile pop-up menu also Adobe RGB. When rendering intent is to "Relative Colorimetric one. The option is disabled. The following printer driver dialog now that option "off color" or a similar option, depending on the printer driver is selected.
As the Tech Note is also clear, Adobe wants to write a program which allows Mac OS management to the pressure. It is soon to be released on Adobe Labs for free download. Finally, my workaround: If you use Parallels or other virtualization software on a Mac, you can also print out its target under Windows - it does the same.
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