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Old 07-23-2009   #16 (permalink)
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Default Re: Cannon Pro9500 images darker than monitor
Glad its all working out for you.

I have one question that hasn't been addressed. Why are you letting the Printer manage colors?

Everything I've always heard, especially since Light Room has come on the scene and has been commented on time and time again that it is a better way to get better prints. Is that you LET Photoshop, other programs that are Advanced Color Management or probably Light Room manage the colors.
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