Print shop studio does not rercognize icc from Ilford paper

[Guy1]

Hi !

When I go to print from Lightroom and Print shop studio, event if the ICC for my Ilford paper is clearly listed in my printing parameters, it does not apper in the different presets for color management in the pere printing menu. Instead I get the Canon pro 3 semi-gloss ICC.

Thanks so much for your help.

[jrhoffman75 · Accepted solution]

There is the ICC profile, which controls adjusting colors to get a good color match, nd there is the media type, which controls how the printer lays down the ink.

In the example below Ilford says o use the Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster media type selection.

Is this what you are asking about? ( changed the name of the Ilford ICC profile; it is the one downloaded from Ilford site).

[jrhoffman75 · Accepted solution]

There is the ICC profile, which controls adjusting colors to get a good color match, nd there is the media type, which controls how the printer lays down the ink.

In the example below Ilford says o use the Canon Photo Paper Pro Luster media type selection.

Is this what you are asking about? ( changed the name of the Ilford ICC profile; it is the one downloaded from Ilford site).

[Guy1 · Accepted solution]

Hi !

Thank you so much for replying to my question.

I have changed the profile from the Ilford profile to  a Canon pro-100 for Ilford ...smooth pearl etc

As for the media type, I use the Ilford smooth pearl paper 310 GSM. Wich one should I choose in the Canon list ?

Is relative colometric better than perception ?

Yes I have calibrated my screen.

Thank you so much for your help.

Guy

[jrhoffman75]

Ilford has complex but clever naming system for their profiles if you download them from the Iflord site.

If profile is called: n_GPSPP11_CANpro-100_PPPSn, its Galerie Prestige Smooth Pearl Paper for Canon Pro-100, Canon media type Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss.

You can download the crib sheet from the Ilford website; its included in the folder when you download a profile.

Ilford recommends Relative Colormetric. I've never been able to see adifference.

[Guy1]

Thank you for the information

[jrhoffman75]

Glad to help.