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In Reply to: Terrible time making B&W's in Photoshop 7 posted by Gerry on September 29, 2003 at 17:49:58:

If the print doesn't match the image on the screen - then you need to calibrate the monitor, and then you need to setup the color space for the printer and the image editing software.
If your monitor is not calibrated, printing is pretty much a crapshoot as you end up adjusting the color in the image & trying to guess the output.
As you're seeing, ink + paper = money. Money spent on color calibration software and hardware is very quickly paid back. Look at the Colorvision website to see what they have - www.colorvision.com

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Topic - Terrible time making B&W's in Photoshop 7 - Gerry 17:49:58 09/29/03 (7)

Re: Terrible time making B&W's in Photoshop 7 - Gerry 08:57:17 10/02/03 (2)

That's a great printer- maybe you should try Museum Grade papers, like those from... - Joe M 11:43:02 10/02/03 (1)

Re: That's a great printer- maybe you should try Museum Grade papers, like those from... - Gerry 19:36:26 10/05/03 (0)

Yes the Channel Mixer method Joe mentions-- - Des 06:00:16 10/02/03 (0)

making B&W's in Photoshop 7 try this... - Joe M 11:21:31 10/01/03 (1)

Monitor calibration - zippy 06:13:41 10/01/03 (0)

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