If you have a custom color profile for a specific printer, ink, and paper combination, letting Photoshop manage colors often produces better results than letting the printer manage colors. Expand the Color Management section at right.
The primary reason for selecting Photoshop Manages Color would be if you wanted to print using a third-party paper or inkset for which the printer profile would not be valid, and you had a valid profile for that paper ink combination, either from the paper/ink mfgr or a custom profile.
Are photopapers the same as the printout?
Then I have compared these 2 printouts (the photopapers I used for both are the same) and surprised to see that they both are exactly equal..no difference at all..
I think that it’s only in this case that the two print qualities are the same. If you change specific parameters and settings, you should be able to see at least slight differences between the print outputs.
How do I change the color of my Canon printer ink?
If Canon is like Epson, when you use OEM paper & inks, the printer driver should do a very good job of controling the color managment. If you use 3rd party ink or paper ICC profiles may be required. Then you should let the printing program manage the color through an ICC profile.
Where does photoshop export to?
Open your file in Photoshop. Set your Export preferences, such as format, quality and destination. Now go to File > Export and select Export As… at the top of the menu to export with your saved preferences. If using multiple artboards, export your assets in one step by going to File > Export As… as choosing your preferences.
1 Open your file in Photoshop. 3 Set your Export preferences, such as format, quality and destination. 4 Now go to File > Export and select Export As… at the top of the menu to export with your saved preferences., and more items.
Some think that Select the desired presets and move them to the Presets To Export column. Select the folder to export your presets to.
You can export and save layers as individual files using a variety of formats, including PSD, BMP, JPEG, PDF, Targa, and TIFF. Layers are named automatically as they are saved. You can set options to control the generation of names.