On Jul 17, 2014, at 3:43 PM, Robert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I can't imagine why Adobe has removed the No Color Management option. This would be a good place to insert another "Adobe knows best" rant...but I *think* you can probably do what you want by specifying the image profile as the printer profile. That should result in a no-op conversion...but I could also see it resulting in rounding errors if they actually do a bunch of transforms to get back where they started, though the rounding errors might not be visible in practice. So, you might use Argyll to convert to your printer's profile and embed that profile into the image. When printing, if you select the same profile for the printer, unless Photoshop is *really* messed up, it *should* work. It should (that word again) also work if the image is in ProPhoto and you tell Photoshop that ProPhoto is your printer's profile. ...or, you can get a Canon imagePROGRAF printer and use Canon's Photoshop plugin to send the data to the printer -- and, in so doing, you also send the full 16-bit data to the printer. Cheers, b&
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