tony_m

Wow! Now I'm worried. Hope I don't see any black helicopters circling my home. Joking aside, I really would like to hear a few reasons.

I've noticed a number of people mentioning they prefer to print from Lightroom. Being new to digital printing, I must ask if there is an advantage to Lightroom printing or any other reason(s) for the preference.

New to digital photography and printing. I have a Canon Pro100. Question is if I use Canon, Red River or an quality paper am I required to use that paper's profile?

<p>Thank you Tudor. I'll try that.</p>

<p>Yes, tried that but still getting blueish prints.</p>

<p>Relative newby here having a problem with one scanned B&W print. No matter what setting I use in Photoshop, it still prints mostly blue.<br> I'm scanning with Vuescan and a Brother MFC. Haven't had any problems with other B&W prints. Tried printing with no changes to the scan and using Photoshop adjustments. Any ideas?<br> Forgot tp add I'm printing with a Canon iX6520 on Canon Glossy aii.</p>

<p>Relative newby here having a problem with one scanned B&W print. No matter what setting I use in Photoshop, it still prints mostly blue.</p> <p>I'm scanning with Vuescan and a Brother MFC. Haven't had any problems with other B&W prints. Tried printing with no changes to the scan and Photoshop adjustments. Any ideas? </p>