Hi ... not sure if i should be posting here or in newbie forum, but decided to post here anyways.
My problem is this. I use Photoshop to edit my photos, and i adjust the curves, colour balance everything to what i think is good. BUT i press print and my Epson 810 gives me a nice big hot steaming piece of junk...
The reds are over pronounced, the monochrome prints come out with blue biase, etc etc. :cry:
Have heard about colour management from friends, but I have no idea whatsoever.. From what I understand, you have to get your monitor, photoshop & printer all speaking on the same frequency no? :dunno:
Would appreciate advice/help from anyone as to how to rectify, or at least get the colours closer to the image i see on my screen. It's quite frustrating to spend an hour plus layering and everything until everything swee swee , then print out and get nothing like what i see on the screen. :mad2:
FYI, am using a Philips LCD Screen, Photoshop 7.0 & an Epson Stylus Photo810... HELP!!:faint:
My problem is this. I use Photoshop to edit my photos, and i adjust the curves, colour balance everything to what i think is good. BUT i press print and my Epson 810 gives me a nice big hot steaming piece of junk...
The reds are over pronounced, the monochrome prints come out with blue biase, etc etc. :cry:
Have heard about colour management from friends, but I have no idea whatsoever.. From what I understand, you have to get your monitor, photoshop & printer all speaking on the same frequency no? :dunno:
Would appreciate advice/help from anyone as to how to rectify, or at least get the colours closer to the image i see on my screen. It's quite frustrating to spend an hour plus layering and everything until everything swee swee , then print out and get nothing like what i see on the screen. :mad2:
FYI, am using a Philips LCD Screen, Photoshop 7.0 & an Epson Stylus Photo810... HELP!!:faint: