Bobnewnan

I have an image of a leopard taken in early morning shade, Mala Mala, SA. Of course it has a color cast on the cool side. I've done color correction in PS, white balance, etc and it looks good on the screen reference color balance, what I see on the screen is what I saw there. But... no matter how I print it, there is a green color cast. I've printed it with PS control and with Canon printer in control on Canon paper, same results. I was told to "twink" it a little bit, same results. I just previewed this post and the image shown is what I see on the screen prior to printing. So I've taken a photo of my printing results. What am I not doing or doing wrong. Well I've attached a lot of photos but the attachment feature isn't working today.

Bobnewnan

Still trying to attach a photo of the bad image.
Nope, can't attach today, tried it on two different computers, and I've attached a lot of pictures before now.

TomV Loc: Annapolis, Maryland

Does your monitor need to be adjusted? You may have it set so it is warmer than the actual data presented to it and that will be a mismatch to the printer that does not adjust for warmth. The color temperature of the monitor I use is set to 5000K.

charles tabb Loc: Richmond VA.

Look into the Spider 5 Pro.

I feel it is just the thing for your problem.

It took care of all my problems.

Bobnewnan

Yes, I use the Spider but not the pro. Thanks.

TomV Loc: Annapolis, Maryland

http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-515058-1.html

Stuff I posted a short while ago.