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Subject: [Leica] Loving Lightroom Part Deux
From: hoppyman at bigpond.net.au (G Hopkinson)
Date: Fri Nov 23 17:23:00 2007
References: <37065E91-5E18-4AC1-9A7A-45B371B669D7@btinternet.com> <C3697F20.74C3%heninger@adobe.com>

Hi Wade, sorry you get these to answer, its because you are our resident LR 
expert, of course.
So there is a default working space of ProPhoto, that's fine.
You are saying that in printing you can select whatever appropriate profile 
as with PS, just that there is no soft-proofing option
currently?
Finally, on the ABW, you are using the printer to control rather than LR, I 
think? Same as with PS.
I do have custom profiles for my papers with my printers. I've found that 
the colour profiles still work remarkably well for toned
BW (still in RGB).
Thanks again for answering all of our queries on LR.
Regards
Geoff
-----Original Message-----
Subject: Re: [Leica] Loving Lightroom Part Deux

Which profile are you speaking of?  The color profile for editing or the
paper profile.

LR uses ProPhoto for editing (in essence) - a wide gamut space.

For printing, it will use the profile you select from the pop up for color
printing if you want LR to manage the colors (recommended).  And it took me
awhile to realize that you let the printer manage the print for ABW mode -
the profiles one downloads from the paper manufacturers are for color only.

LR uses a very simple color management experience compared to PS, and thank
goodness for that.  It does not have soft proofing, and that is something we
are thinking about, but many demanding printers get as good a prints from LR
as from PS - and without all the clutter and confusion.

PS printing, IMHO, is a pretty lousy experience.


On 11/21/07 1:42 AM, "Frank Dernie" <Frank.Dernie@btinternet.com> wrote:

> Aha, perhaps you can tell me how you find what colour profile
> Lightroom is using? I find it splendidly easy to use but the results
> on my Canon printer are shite. Doing the same things in Photoshop
> results in the prints my experience leads me to expect. I would have
> expected PS and LR to produce identical prints.
> Trying to find what colour profile LR is using in the manual gives
> the equivalent of "don't worry your pretty little head over that we
> know best and do the right thing"
> grumpy,
> Frank
> 
> It may cease to be an issue since my printer refuses to switch on so
> may be dead.
> 
> 
> On 21 Nov, 2007, at 03:20, Christopher Williams wrote:
> 
>> I've never used a program so easy with printing before!
>> 
>> Adjust,resize,crop 160 images, click print, they queue on up, I
>> walk away and check every so often to add more paper.
>> 
>> Sweet!
>> 
>> Chris
>> 
>> 
>> 
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