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Digital Printing
Profiles
If you are processing your own
images, it is vital that you use a calibrated monitor
and printer profile. Below are a few custom ICC profiles
compiled by Studio22 for advanced users.
Frontier-Studio22:
< < < click here to download this profile.
For use with Crystal Archive Paper. Any print on our
Frontier, including StoryBook album pages, artwork for
thank you cards and DVD covers etc.
(The above profile is not ideal for metallic prints,
please discuss this with Kurt)
Epson-Studio22:
< < < click here to download this profile.
New Epson printer coming soon - New Profile to follow!
Use this profile for large format prints printed on our
Epson large format printer. Including Studio album
covers, Coffee Table Book covers and Storybook album
covers.
Coffee Table Book Production Printer
< < < click here to download this profile.
We have installed a new printer - our new profile will
follow shortly.
Use this profile for printing a Coffee Table Book or any
artwork on our DTP printer.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
DO NOT process any images for clients with these
profiles unless you have tested them thoroughly and have
a good understanding of profiles.
For information on colour management and workflow,
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How to install a
profile (in Photoshop for Windows)
If you are new to profiles and want to play, load these
and make a few test prints.
Profiles only work in software like Photoshop. You will
need Photoshop 6 or higher. Once you have clicked on
the link above, select save. Right click and select
'install profile'. Open Photoshop, select <edit>, then
<color settings>, tick, 'advanced mode'.
Under 'Working
Spaces' in <RGB>, choose the selected profile from
the drop down menu. If you have an image open in Photoshop, you will see the
change take place. Please use a calibrated monitor to ensure your screen is set
to an international standard - calibration settings will vary according to your
screen make and type. (Newer versions of Photoshop may use alternatives)
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