Also sometimes '16-Bit' printing can corrupt images. These include not being able to print correctly from Apple's own apps, such as Preview and Photos, with 'Application Color Management'. These instructions do not apply if you use the simplistic 'Printer Color Management', which Canon don't recommend for discerning users.Also be aware of printing bugs in later versions of macOS starting with 10.14.x ('Mojave').

You must use the same, completely identical, printer settings to print our Custom Profiling Targets as well as actual images, hence our instructions can be the same!

You certainly don't want 'Double Colour Management', as it is very ugly and will ruin your prints! Manage Color'), absolutely NO Colour Management can be applied by the Canon Printer Driver. Whether you are printing our Profiling Targets with 'No Color Management' from which Custom ICC Printer Profiles will be created by us, or actual images with 'Application Colour Management' ('Let Photoshop, Lightroom, etc. You'll also find that the driver settings are very similar for printer models within each 'family' of Canon printers. models, but are written to give you information about Colour Management and related topics. Please be advised that these 'Printing' pages aren't designed to act as manuals for individual Canon, etc.

Working with Custom Printer Profiles Printing Images with Application (Photoshop, Lightroom, etc.) Colour Management on an Canon from a Mac Why is it Important to Print with 'Application Colour Management'Īfter reading the previous articles, you'll want to know what to do when your images have left Photoshop or Lightroom, etc., or you are printing our Profiling Targets using the Adobe Color Printer Utility, and you are confronted with the Canon Printer Driver menu.

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