I have some Polar Ultra Gloss and the profile that goes with it. The output
is almost right, but the green is a little too vivid. I tried decreasing the
yellow to -4 in the manual print settings, but it didn't seem to change
much. Am I on the right track? I don't want to change the monitor settings
or the image itself but just pull a little green back in printing.
Unfortunately, I am lost with CMYK which is what the printer software shows
in the manual settings, which is what you are supposed to use with this
profile.

It could be a little off because the profile was written for the PS7 which
seems to have a "black point compensation" option that I don't have. I am
still using PS6.

Thanks, Jasper

Cross-posted to alt.graphics.photoshop

More magenta = less green.




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> I have some Polar Ultra Gloss and the profile
that goes with it. The output
> is almost right, but the green is a little too
vivid. I tried decreasing the
> yellow to -4 in the manual print settings, but
it didn't seem to change
> much. Am I on the right track? I don't want to
change the monitor settings
> or the image itself but just pull a little green
back in printing.
> Unfortunately, I am lost with CMYK which is what
the printer software shows
> in the manual settings, which is what you are
supposed to use with this
> profile.
>
> It could be a little off because the profile was
written for the PS7 which
> seems to have a "black point compensation"
option that I don't have. I am
> still using PS6.
>
> Thanks, Jasper
>
> Cross-posted to alt.graphics.photoshop
>
>