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1  Technical Discussions / Printers / Re: Why do i get sRGB.icm showing up in the Print queue on: November 20, 2009, 08:58:59 PM
Hmmm, that could be it. When I print the images I export them as JPEGs. I have just installed CS4 and I have not set up the color settings, perhaps that is responsible. I will do a few test and see if that resolves it. (strange though, as all pictures are worked on in the same manor, exported from lightroom as PSD files with a RGB 1998 profile worked on in photoshop and then saved as JPEGS) I will let you know if this is the solution, thanks

Mark
2  Technical Discussions / Printers / Re: Why do i get sRGB.icm showing up in the Print queue on: November 20, 2009, 07:30:05 PM
I have got the preferences set to Honor EXIT color space.

It is really weird as I the images have all be worked on in exactly the same manor and when opened and checked in Photoshop they have the right color profile attached??
3  Technical Discussions / Printers / Why do i get sRGB.icm showing up in the Print queue on: November 20, 2009, 05:36:39 PM
hi there, I have been using Qimage for about a year now and have recently noticed something a little odd.

When printing (Epson R2400) some of my images (which have an RGB 1998 profile) show up with sRGB.icm

Why is this??

When i open up the images they have the correct profile attached to them? Other images in the same print queue have the normal *Adobe RGB (1998)* sign behind them.

I am using XP Pro as the operation system.

Any ideas out there??? Thanks a lot in advance for your time.
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