Using ICC Profiles from an Application (Windows) Pro9000

Article ID: ART122199 | Date published: 05/12/2015 | Date last updated: 08/17/2015
 

Description

Using ICC Profiles from an Application (Windows) Pro9000

Solution

Specifying an ICC Profile within the Application



1. Checking the Image Data

(1) Check whether the image is in Adobe RGB, sRGB or has no ICC profile.
For example, in Adobe Photoshop, image data information appears next to [Document] under [Print] (or [Source Space]-[File]) in the Print with Preview window.

(2) If sRGB appears for an Adobe RGB image or vice versa, check the assigned ICC profile.
Also, check that you have not converted the color space when opening the image.
You can assign the source ICC profile in the Assign Profile window.

2. Setting the ICC Profile for Printing

Set the profile you want to use for printing.
For example, in Adobe Photoshop, select a profile from [Color Handling] under [Options] (or [Profile] under [Print Space]) in the Print with Preview window.

Printing in Adobe RGB Color Space

If you want to print an Adobe RGB image in the Adobe RGB color space, select the item for managing colors using ICC profiles.

Printing in sRGB Color Space

If you want to print an sRGB image in the sRGB color space, select the item for managing colors using ICC profiles.

When the ICC Profile is Not Embedded, or when printing sRGB images using the Driver's Color Correction Function

Select the item which does not convert the color space. For example, in Adobe Photoshop, select [No Color Management].

Printing with a Specific ICC Profile

When you want to specify a custom profile or another specific ICC profile, select the specific profile.

Note: When you need to specify the printer profile, select the ICC profile for the paper to print on.
The ICC profiles installed for this printer appear as follows.

(1) Printer model name

(2) Media type
Each alphabet pair represents its respective Media type.
PR = Photo Paper Pro and Pro II
SP: = Photo Paper Plus Glossy
MP: = Matte Photo Paper
SG: = Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss
GL: = Photo Paper Plus Glossy II
PT: = Pro Paper Pro Platinum

(3) Print quality
The numbers correspond to the numbers on the print quality slide bar in the [Custom Quality] dialog box opened from the [Main] tab of the driver. The lower the number, the finer the quality

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