Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Hi Ian, i'm using Corel draw 12 and currently have colour management turned to off although i have tried the default settings button, i've unistalled and reinstalled the power driver and have gone throught as per sawgrass instructions and restarted pc, I can see the power driver in my program files
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Hi Mandy! Okay, so Colour Management off is fine - is it just the case that PowerDriver doesn't show up in the list of printers?
If not, does it also not show up in your Printers folder?
If not, does it also not show up in your Printers folder?
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
It's in the printers folder selected as default printer
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Ah...! Then you've snookered me. 
So you can see it under the Printers folder, but not when printing from CorelDraw? How about other packages?
So you can see it under the Printers folder, but not when printing from CorelDraw? How about other packages?
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Yup it's in the printers folder the only place i can't see it is when I select tools then colour management, in the drop down box you know underneath the printer, as per Fig 1. in the link you posted.
http://www.sawgrasseurope.com/techni...ndows/gxe3300n
http://www.sawgrasseurope.com/techni...ndows/gxe3300n
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Just a quick note to say that the issue with my printer is now resolved, many thanks for all your help.
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Glad you got sorted - what was the fix?
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Hi John, i'm no longer using the powerdriver, I am using another profile. I am going to have to make screen shots of all the changes for reference as if anything happened i wouldn't know how to get it back.
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Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Hi everyone,
I used several Ricoh GelSprinter GX 3300N for mug sublimation.
I used on Windows and Macintosh, in Photoshop CS5 with correct ICC profiles,
Power Driver on Windos, all the correct settings according to sawgrass site.
The red colour looks pink.
On Epson 1400 , same image, correct settings, same heat press, red is red.
Tried with Realistic, Saturated, Intense, etc, red is pink.
Do you have any suggestions? Custom ICC profile?
ColorSure ticked and not ticked …
I used SubliJet - R paper, inks from sawgrass.
Thank you,
@AJLA : What profile did you used?
Edmond
I used several Ricoh GelSprinter GX 3300N for mug sublimation.
I used on Windows and Macintosh, in Photoshop CS5 with correct ICC profiles,
Power Driver on Windos, all the correct settings according to sawgrass site.
The red colour looks pink.
On Epson 1400 , same image, correct settings, same heat press, red is red.
Tried with Realistic, Saturated, Intense, etc, red is pink.
Do you have any suggestions? Custom ICC profile?
ColorSure ticked and not ticked …
I used SubliJet - R paper, inks from sawgrass.
Thank you,
@AJLA : What profile did you used?
Edmond
AJLA;31900 wrote:Hi John, i'm no longer using the powerdriver, I am using another profile. I am going to have to make screen shots of all the changes for reference as if anything happened i wouldn't know how to get it back.
Re: Should the colours be THAT different from a Ricoh GXE3300?
Hi Edmond,
Reds from the Ricoh PowerDrivers are always a bit iffy IMO. I'd suggest sticking to using the profile, in conjunction with the Gelsprinter driver (Do NOT mix the profile with the PowerDriver, as they are entirely seperate colour correction methods and the results will be completely wrong). Now the big question - where did your profile come from..?
Reds from the Ricoh PowerDrivers are always a bit iffy IMO. I'd suggest sticking to using the profile, in conjunction with the Gelsprinter driver (Do NOT mix the profile with the PowerDriver, as they are entirely seperate colour correction methods and the results will be completely wrong). Now the big question - where did your profile come from..?
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