Recently, colour matching setting is showing 'off' as expected when I load a printer profile.
Definitely wasn't as I left it a while before raising the issue...?!

Still seems to be doing what it should now which is good.
I'll keep an eye on it.

Will advise...

You have a printer profile selected so Qimage will command the color setting to "Off" automatically if you have the driver AI settings turned on.  Not seeing a problem here: as soon as I select a profile the color setting in the driver switches (and stays) on Off.

Maybe to test it try clicking the AI Copilot button on the top of the main UI and turn OFF all the driver AI options, then try to operate the driver settings manually.  See if that corrects the problem.

Regards,
Mike

Hi Mike

Screenshot attached of Printers & Settings

Regards
Roger

I'm not sure how to interpret that question because when you talk about deleting images, technically that means you want to delete actual images from your disk drive(s) - in the thumbnails.  Or, you could mean remove all the prints from the live view/job.  If you just want to clear the job, right click on the live view and select "Remove All".

Regards,
Mike

Thank you, I'm getting it slowly! another question, after I have made 20 or thirty images is there a quick way to delete the entire stack?

The #1 culprit for this is a monitor that is set too bright.  Calibration doesn't address that.  The best thing to do is to print a standard test image on standard paper.  I don't see any metallic glossy papers listed in the P900 driver and a lot can happen when using/adding new media types so it is best to start with a standard test on a common paper like standard Epson Glossy.  See if you have the same problem with that.  If so, it's likely your monitor is too bright which is causing you to edit or accept photos too dark (which is how they print).

Regards,
Mike

Hello!
I am trying to print from LightRoom via the QImage plugin on an Epson Metallic Glossy paper. Printer is SC-P900, epson inks.
The prints come out way too dark.
The monitor is calibrated. Paper type selected in QImage.
Anyone had similar problems? Any likely culprit. What should I try and change?
Thanks!

Maybe the driver AI is trying to save you from a mistake (color management conflict in Qimage settings vs driver).  I can't see your settings so I can't really say.  Can you post a screenshot of your Printers and Settings tab so I can see the media type, media size, printer profile, etc.?

Regards,
Mike

Using a Canon ImageGraf Pro 4600
I save printer settings for different papers, etc.
I set Color Settings - Matching to 'Off'

However, when I recall printer settings, the color settings - matching has changed to 'driver matching' with a 'perceptual' rendering intent.

Why does the color settings-matching value not retain the saved value of 'off'?