02-08-2025 10:46 AM
Hello,
I have had a Pro-200 for a number of years. I simply cannot get accurate color in my prints. Ever. Now they are wildly inaccurate. I have done all of the recommended cleaning and everything appears normal in those prints, but as soon as I go to make fine art prints using Canon paper, no go.
Note, I am using Photoshop and create print images there. I have made them in RGB and CMYK. They are all terrible. I have the most recent driver and the most recent OS on my Mac Desktop. I never can find my printer listed in Photoshop. I have also used the selection of Use Photoshop to Manage Color AND Use Printer to Manage Color. No difference.
I reinstalled the printer driver today. When I pull up my printers and scanners window, it says that I have Canon PRO-200 series 2 installed, model Canon Pro 200 series AirPrint, Driver version 40.
If anyone could offer advice, I would be so thankful. This has been a very expensive printing experience with minimal success.
02-10-2025 10:06 AM
Agree, I I have never seen Canon papers listed in Photoshop ICC Profiles. Currently it defaults to SRGB IEC61966-2.1. I don't want to go through each ICC Profile to find the one that has the right colors. When you do the macbeth chart, how does that work?
I can't wire in the printer. It has to be in another room.
I'm currently using Canon papers just to stay within brand.
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