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InDesign and Epson 900 - color sucks
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: PA
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I made the switch from Quark to InDesign but my prints look terrible. What's the
deal? There must be a reason. I've been trying just about everything. I'm gonna
run out of paper before I get this solved. What do I need to do (besides switch back
to Quark)?
On screen, the layout looks awesome. The color is perfect. When I print, greens
look closer to yellow. The colors are washed out. It's not even close.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Baltimore, MD
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not to be an ass, but have you checked your profiles and settings are in order under id's color settings?
ahh color problems with id...
/me snickers uncontrollably
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: PA
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I've been experimenting with ID's color settings. I'm getting improvement but
still don't have it anywhere near where I want it. I found that if I export to PDF
and then print with Acrobat, it looks much better. What's with that?
I tried a program called iProof-X which is supposed to provide color matching
specifically for the printer I use. In demo mode, it wouldn't even print.
I've been printing pictures all night. One looks good. If I could only remember
which settings I used for that picture. There's got to be a better way.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Baltimore, MD
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You may need to recalibrate everything for ID, and apply the new color settings afterwards. but I dont know.
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