Canon Professional Print & Layout and 3rd Party ICC Profiles
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Canon Professional Print & Layout and 3rd Party ICC Profiles
1 month ago
Hi,
I installed the Red River ICC profiles and work my way through their sample packs.
I just need help understanding the Media Types and ICC Profile Setting.
I trust if I put a Media Type in and ICC Profile is set to Auto I should be good to go with Canon Papers and the built in profiles.
Does the Media Type still matter when I put a specific profile under ICC and not use the Auto? The Red River guys provide a recommendation. Is that only for cases where no ICC is available for the printer? Is this triggering maybe other adjustments not related to color?
Thanks
JK
Ps. Am on a Mac OSX if that matters
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