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Calibrating Your Printer for Perfect Color with Jared Platt

Learn More about i1Photo Pro 2 https://xritephoto.com/i1photo-pro-2# Notes by the author Jared Platt - Getting perfect prints out of your printer starts with knowing you have the correct color and that is dependent on scientific calibration. Without calibration, it is impossible to know if what you are seeing on your monitor is correct and similarly, without calibration, it is impossible to get your printer to print what you are seeing on your monitor. Calibration comes in the form of ICC color profiles for both your monitor and your printer (and the paper you are printing on). Once you have a monitor calibrated, the job is only half done. You now know what you are looking at is correct, but you still need to have a printer/paper profile that will translate what you are seeing on your monitor to that same color and contrast on the printed page. Paper manufacturers go to great lengths to provide accurate color profiles for their papers for almost every major photo printer on the market. And when you buy a printer and install the printer driver, the paper profiles for that printer brand’s paper will also be installed. This is the easiest way to have a good calibration for your printer and the paper you use to print your photos. A more accurate way to provide your computer with the definitions of color it needs to match your prints to what you are seeing on the monitor is to create your own printer paper profiles with the i1Pro by xRite. With the i1 Pro, you can create perfectly accurate profiles that will ensure that your prints are not only accurate but that you can also use to preview your prints before you print through soft-proofing. In this video, I will show you how to create a printer paper profile and how to install downloaded paper profiles and how to use them in Lightroom for soft-proofing. Once you learn how to soft proof your prints, you will be on the road to a faster, more efficient and much more pleasing print workflow.