thomas_uhlmann

<p>The problem is that the dark area of the prints are coming out way to dark. That would<br>

be the trees brush grass etc. The only light area in the picture which is white is the sky<br>

and it is coming out just fine</p>

<p>The dark areas (the landscapes) are 5 stops to dark<br>

and the light areas (the clouds) are perfect perhaps 1/2 stop to light</p>

<p>Correction re the above Blacks are undr exposed by 5.0<br>

whites over by.5</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>Using Epson 4800<br>

My blacks are over exposed by 5.0 and the whites are actually under by.5<br>

What is going on?<br>

Icc seems okay except on Media type only offers ulta Premium Luster (also plpp250,plpp260)<br>

Print settings seem okay<br>

photshop manages color<br>

Pro4800plpp<br>

perceptual<br>

Black point comp<br>

Calibrated on Mac G5 (3 years old) with Eye One match<br>

Ambient light measures very low.<br>

Color Settings RGB (1998)<br>

Anybody have any ideas</p>

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I am using eye one match 3 and the video recommends using advanced setting but the software doesnt offer such a

choice

the click to the right arrow box is totally empty

I have reloaded the software but the esay and advanced buttons do not display

24 hours, success

Thanks so much for the imput

I have recently switched from windows to mac Tiger and for the life of

me can not get a good print I read some of the past postings and my CS

2 color settings does not offer NorthAmerica Prepress only custom and

untitled. I have been using Adobe 1998 as well as no color managemnt

when printing along with the corresponding paper, any thoughts out there?

Thanks,

Tom U