I suppose it depends on what controls the printing, the system or the
printer. You can select either with Aperture or Lightzone and I
expect it's the same with LightRoom. You might want to switch from
System Managed to a Printer Driver, but if you do, remember not to do
any fiddling with the colour in the Print dialogue box.
You can always select paper and dpi; with Aperture you use the
Printer Settings button in Aperture's print dialogue box and when you
select Print, the print takes place without then going through the
OS's print dialogue. Whereas with Photoshop the Print goes through
first the application's dialogue box then the OS's.
It is true that Epson are pretty useless at maintaining their printer
drivers. When I print I check the Preview first just to make sure
that every last detail is going to be right.
Chris
On 1 Nov 2007, at 09:11, swisspace wrote:
> what is also significant is that the banding changes, in lightroom,
> when
> I selected the 890 photo paper option the banding was much thicker and
> affected only certain parts of the image.
>
> Do you get good prints direct from aperture with the 1290 and can you
> select paper and resolution or is it all automatic.
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