Canon i9900 Printer Profile. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () x-posted to rec.photo.digital Evening All, About a week ago I was asking about printers and the consensus / recommendation was for the Canon i9900. Found one in-stock today...

Canon i9900 Printer Profile. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () x-posted to comp.periphs.printers Evening All, About a week ago I was asking about printers and the consensus / recommendation was for the Canon i9900. Found one in-stock today...

but the matter you want to discuss? He just thought that I might help with this. But my E-mail address is not secret. Anyway, I am not the expert in this yet. You can read my many questions for Bob S in a thread above (Canon i9900 Printer Profile) - which...

same setting ("use printer management" and then "auto" in the printer driver) with my canon 8200 and it prints fine. I then tried setiing in PS the printer ICM as the printer source and then turned off ICM and told it "none" for a profile like canon's instructions...

matching with Canon printers and Canon paper profiles (all 3 of them) that I could easily achieve with Epson printer drivers and Epson canned paper profiles. For best results with a Canon printer, particularly the i9900, I recommend you think about...

Canon i9900, any good?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I am in need of a new printer for photo printing. I have a 20D and every so often I would like to print some photos out at a larger size like 13X19. The Canon i9900 seems like a good printer...

have this strong magenta cast. Is it so unbelievable Canon could make a defective printer? Or that each and every printer is going to be slightly different? No manufacturer is perfect and this is why people pay the money to have profiles of THEIR printer...

Nino wrote: > I'm about to purchase an Epson Stylus Photo R2400 printer ($850), or a >Canon i9900 ($450) does anyone has any experience with these units, or any > suggestions for a better photo printer in this price range (below 1K)? I've got a i9900....

should match the paper profile that was selected in Elements. [This enables CM in Elements and disables CM in the printer driver] For example, for some Canon's the profiles are: SP1 - Photo Paper Plus Glossy at Quality 1 CNB5CEA0.ICM PR1 - Photo Paper...

a time. I think this is a good practice when feeding large photo sheets in any printer. BobS wrote: > Any owners of the Canon i9900 out there that would like to share their > experiences about this printer - the good, the bad, the ugly....? >> If...