Michael Keller (keller@wvinter.net)
Fri, 08 Jan 1999 21:06:25 -0500
I've stayed out of this til now cause I felt I didn't know anything about it,
but I have to question the comment below. If you use Photoshop to create
separations to print out on your inkjet, wouldn't Photoshop be generating four
BLACK images, which the printer would see as black images, not CMYK or RGB?
IOW, your printer doesn't know they're CMYK or RGB, it just sees four pages of
black printing. Or is my head up my...er, nevermind.<g>
Katharine Thayer wrote:
>
> settings. A good place to start to find this out this is the excellent
> list epson-inkjet, at http://www.leben.com. On that list yesterday I saw
> two mentions to the effect that if you send a CMYK file to the epson
> driver, it changes the file back to RGB and then to its own CMYK space.
> That would make me very nervous, if I were getting my separations that
> way. When you print in color on an inkjet, you send the file to the
> printer in RGB and let the driver change it to CMYK, rather than
> converting it before sending it, or you get really weird colors, for the
> same reason.
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