Export icc profile
Hello!
Under export -format & size. do When I am about to print out do I use adobe1998 as icc profile or the icc profile for the paper e.x. epson glossy ? I feel lost :( And is it better with JPEG or TIFF for print out ?
sorry I am in a learning phase.
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Assuming you're not printing with your own printer but rather exporting to a file which you'll send to a printing service...
- Most printing services (companies) require or recommend JPG with sRGB, but check out with your printing service.
- Some printing services accept tif with embedded AdobeRGB, but it won't benefit you in most cases
- You should normally never embed a paper icc profile in the image file, it should always be a standard (sRGB or AdobeRGB). Otherwise it's almost certain that your colors in the print will be off.
The paper icc profiles are for soft-proofing only e.g. in C1, but never for export, and maybe you need them if you're directly printing on your printer next to you on your desk with a printing software (or C1), but I never did one this and I actually don't know such "printing by myself" stuff...0
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