Problem Proof Printing Grayscale Photos
Mike Wickham
info at mikewickham.com
Wed Jun 19 06:57:08 PDT 2013
See if changing this setting helps: Right-click on your printer, choose
Printing Preferences, then Color Options tab, then Advanced Options
button. Check "Use Pure Black." (You can also set this via Printer
Properties> Advanced> Printing Defaults> Color Options> Advanced
Options, which might be the way to set it permanently. I don't remember.)
Here's from Xerox help:
Advanced Options Dialog Box
* sRGB Neutral Grays: Select how the printer creates black and grays
when using an sRGB color correction:
o Automatic Black: Only uses black toner or ink for black and gray
text and line art. Uses composite black for the black and gray
portions of photos and images.
o Use Pure Black: Only uses black toner or ink for black and gray
portions of photos, images, and text.
o Use Composite Black: Always uses composite black (a mixture of
cyan, magenta, and yellow toner or ink) for the black and gray
portions of text, line art, photos, and images.
Mike Wickham
On 6/18/2013 5:46 PM, Karen Robbins wrote:
> Hi Framers,
>
> Several grayscale image files in my FM 11 document appear tinted
> slightly purple when output through my color Xerox printer. (They
> appear correct on-screen.) Looks as though it only happens to .tif
> files. The files were output from Photoshop CS6 or 5; they are
> definitely grayscale with no layers. This doesn't happen with .eps
> photos.
>
> A saved PDF appears to print correctly--there is no tint to these same
> images.
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