Epson R1800 new driver has caused colour change

[Tim_Lookingbill]

<p>OK, now I get to see your Epson driver.</p>

<p>What happens when you turn off Gloss Optimizer?</p>

<p>You need to change each settings as I listed one at a time and do a test print to see what each setting does to the image. It's like editing to get a match by using Epson settings. The right combo may get you very close if not an exact match.</p>

<p>In the Print Settings or Advanced Color Settings menu look for a gamma selection if it exist and select 1.8. You might look for it under Color Management (if it exists) under the Print Settings menu.</p>

<p>Switch from Epson Vivid to AdobeRGB.</p>

<p>When you say your prints using traditional "Photoshop Manages Color" look dark and magenta after upgrading Epson driver to be compatible with Snow Leopard, does it look like the image below?</p><div></div>

[neville_stanikk]

<p>Hello Tim and Patrick. Patrick, I tried the Photoshop route but, as usual, the print comes out not only with same magenta bias but incredibly dark. Tim, the Gloss Optimiser makes no difference and changing the gamma makes the print lighter or darker but doesn't remove the bias.</p>