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With a consumer or prosumer Canon you also don't always get maintenance tanks to soak up waste ink, which you do with some of the newer Epsons, and that's always been the case with the 3800/3880/P800.

Good points, and unfortunately C1 doesn't do it all! At least not properly. Many of us still need Photoshop, which comes with a 'free' version of Lightroom. Or vice-versa. LR does a better job of ...

Agree with the previous comments, and would also suggest trying a PROPER colour-managed printing application, preferably Qimage Ultimate or Pro. This can be tried in demo mode, and if it works, ...

Good advice! Probably too late now, but I would also add that, when you eventually update, you should keep a backup of the previous system until the new system has proven itself. Also, never update ...

Don't worry about a Canon printer being required to get the best result from a Canon camera! However, monitor calibration is important, but has almost nothing to do with which software you use to ...

Glad you fixed it! Cheers, Phil

They're in the Printer Driver menu, not the Photoshop menu. Same place as the other settings you showed. Also, may want to check the Printer Driver version to ensure you don't have the Apple ...

Hi, I've noticed you've selected Relative Colorimetric Rendering but not Black Point Compensation, which you normally should. This may give filled-in shadow detail, or perhaps shadows which are too ...

No new BigSur driver version listed on UK website.

What is the image resolution of images that you send to the printer (ppi) and what is the printer resolution (dpi)? Cheers, Phil

The image appearance is a fair bit 'brighter' than that of PS and LR, this ideally needs a different monitor calibration to a lower brightness level to get accurate Soft Proofs. Not too bad, if ...

Underwhelming to put it mildly! Bugs still there from V11, I presume, as no mention of being fixed: Printing bugs especially: settings lost, settings such as Printer Profile, not saved in Templates. ...

Pure Spam! First time poster as usual. Stay well away!

The problem is with the TS series printers, and probably not the MG-series. Also, finding the profiles isn't the issue, but using them in the application is. Preview does not offer full  Soft ...

What seems to be happening is that the Apple AirPrint driver isn't capable of allowing proper Application Colour Management to be performed within Photoshop, etc. This is becoming quite a common ...

Thanks for sharing the info :-) Must get around to updating my website! Cheers, Phil

Hi Nathan, Pretty much how I'd do it! You may well need to recalibrate (fine tune) your monitor after getting new printer profiles, in order to match the display to the printer. You can't do it the ...

As you say, it's a densitometer and not a spectrohotometer. A densitometer measures the 'density' of typically 3 (4 with 'visual' or 'black') wide areas of the spectrum through 3 (R,G,B) colour ...

Hi, The driver to download via Apple was very likely Airprint. Don't even think about it! https://www.colourphil.co.uk/printing-mac_colour_problems.shtml Didn't realise you were making profiles ...