Digital BW, The Print

This may be a silly question but I don't know the answer. When
printing what do I select for a profile? Assuming I have applied one
of Pauls curves and set the No Color Adj and Photo Paper. Thanks.

> ... When
> printing what do I select for a profile? Assuming I have applied one
> of Pauls curves and set the No Color Adj and Photo Paper. 

After applying the curve to an Adobe RGB file, in Print Preview use "No
Color Management" (CS2) or "Same as Source" (older versions) in the Color
management section.  Be sure there are no embedded profiles.  In the driver
"No Color Adjustment" is also used.  

So, the main thing to know about the usual color printing profiles is to be
sure there are no embedded profiles in the file.  

In the Control Panel, Printers and Faxes, 1280 Properties, Color Management
I leave it at the default.  In mine the "Automatic" is checked and "EE151_1"
is the profile associated with the printer.

Hope this answers the question.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

> 
> After applying the curve to an Adobe RGB file, in Print Preview use "No
> Color Management" (CS2) or "Same as Source" (older versions) in the
Color
> management section.  Be sure there are no embedded profiles.  In the
driver
> "No Color Adjustment" is also used.  
> 
> So, the main thing to know about the usual color printing profiles
is to be
> sure there are no embedded profiles in the file.  

Paul, how do I make sure there is no profile embedded in the image?
Other than that I am really pleased with this B&W ink set. Cheers for
putting so much time into this as well. 
> 
> In the Control Panel, Printers and Faxes, 1280 Properties, Color
Management
> I leave it at the default.  In mine the "Automatic" is checked and
"EE151_1"

> is the profile associated with the printer.
> 
> Hope this answers the question.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
>

> ..., how do I make sure there is no profile embedded in the image?

Look at the document space in the Print Preview.

> Other than that I am really pleased with this B&W ink set...

Good; hopefully the next one will be better.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com