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<p>Thank you Tim and Andrew. I believe you answered my question. </p>

<p>So, I'm printing on epson premium luster. I'm no expert here, but I did "select Photoshop manages colors," and chose the Epson provided paper profile and also used one of my own (created with my new ColorMunki, which also set my monitor colors), and in the advance printer properties, clicked ICM and no color adjustment. The workspace image (Adobe RGG 1998) matches the printout quite closely. But, the print preview image is very very magenta-ish. Any idea why? Thanks. </p>

<p>There are so many good ideas above. Thank you. I now look forward to taking these photos this afternoon. And, Brian, I'll read your post to the young man. </p>

<p>I'm trying to help a friend's son out. He's having no luck dating despite trying sites like Tindr and OKCupid. He showed me the selfie of himself he posted and he looks psychotic in it -- it's very distorted. But, also he is 21 and looks like he's 16. He's very young looking -- skinny (probably a size 36 jacket and a 28 inch waist), no facial hair, quite pale, soft skin in the face. He has thick dark hair, and I asked him to get a haircut because his hair overwhelms his face when its long. <br> I'm going to take a few photos of him later today and am wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how to make him look older. I could even do some work in Photoshop, but of course don't want to get carried away. </p>

<p>Hi, I just need to print a draft of some photos on my Epson r2400, but am out of one of the colors (light magenta). Is there any way to make the printer print even though that cartridge is empty? </p>