(1) This profile is meant only for soft proofing (simulating printed colors on a computer screen). Ink level display, Nozzle test print, Print head cleaning, Print head alignment, Test pageĭownload softproof ICC files for color profiles included with driver Paper Plain paper, Epson Inkjet Paper, Archival Matte, Epson Matte Heavy, Epson Photo Glossy, Epson Premium Glossy, Epson Premium Satin, Epson Ultra Glossy, Transparency, Hahnemuehle Smooth Fineart, Ilford Omnijetġ80dpi, 360dpi, 360dpi fine, 720dpi, 1440dpi, 2880dpi, 5760dpi (multifunction devices: only printer unit is supported, not scanner unit)Įpson XP-335 - printer driver features PrintFab License Click Save when finished.Download Color Profiles For PrintFab & TurboPrint If you're printing from an Epson Stylus Pro 4880, 7880, 9880, or 11880 printer and your prints are coming out dark, click on Advanced Color Settings and change the default Gamma setting from 2.2 to 1.8 (previous Epson Stylus Pro printer models have a default Gamma setting of 1.8).Note: Many customers select EPSON Standard (sRGB) for this setting. Select EPSON Standard (sRGB) or Adobe RGB for Color Settings.Select Print Settings from the pop-up menu.If necessary, click the button to expand the Print window.Select your printer from the Printer menu.Your printer driver's Print window appears. Click the Print button in the bottom-right corner.Under Color Management, choose Managed by Printer for the Profile setting.Expand the Print Job section (you may need to scroll down to see it).Click Print in the upper-right corner of Adobe Lightroom.Selecting Your Adobe Lightroom v1.3 and Printer Driver Settings

Be sure to have an image/print job open in Adobe Lightroom and ready to print before beginning with the steps below. The examples in the instructions below show the Epson Stylus Pro 7880 printer, but you'll see your printer name instead.

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