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On 10/15/05 8:10 PM, in article
1129425027.941814.31110@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com,
"manunderstress@gmail.com" <manunderstress@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have a canon i9900 and am trying to print sRGB .jpgs onto red river
> satin paper via photoshop 7. Problem is I get a magenta cast when
> trying to use ICC profiles.
> 
> Work flow is like this:
> 
> 1. open .jpg in photoshop, specify sRGB working space as embedded in
> jpg (I use adobe now but these were older pictures)
> 2. print with preview
> color management:
> source space = document
> print space: rr upsatin i9900 (supplied ICC from Red River), choose
> relative colorimetric, black point compensation
> 3. click "Print"
> 4. Printer box comes up- click "properties", on main tab color
> adjustment set to "manual" and print type set to "none"
> 
> Then print and the magenta cast can be seen in the preview, before even
> printing out. Monitor is calibrated. Mostly the reds and oranges have
> too much magenta. Curiously enough I don't have the problem if print
> space is set to "printer color management" but that defeats the purpose
> of using an ICC profile ..what gives?
> 
Unless you did not mention everything that you do in your work flow
description I see a few possible omissions:
In the print with preview dialog are you first selecting 'page setup' and
making sure that your i9900 is the selected printer.
Then the same thing after clicking on the 'print' button.
Also, I don't see where you have selected the paper in the printer driver -
after selecting your rr paper in PS Red River probably tells you to select
something like glossy photo paper in the printer driver.
In the printer driver selections you will also need to select 'no color
management.'