Jim wrote:
> "Jon Nadelberg" <news.DeleteThis@nadelberg.com> wrote in message
> news:cN-dnb53O4TGT_nanZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@rcn.net...
>> I'm trying to get a sepia toned image to print on an HP6840 printer, and I
>> can't seem to make it work.
>>
>> It keeps coming out as a B&W photo instead. I've tried different color
>> spaces, and having my application (photoshop) control the color, the
>> printer control the color, and none of it really does any good.
>>
>> What is the combination I need to use to get the sepia tones on my image
>> that I see in photoshop to come out onto the paper? I must be missing
>> something very basic here....
>>
>> I'm using the tri color cartridge and the photo color cartridge. Do I
>> need to use a different cartridge?
>>
>> Any ideas?
> Try the channel mixer in PS.
> Jim
>
>
I'll look at that. It's already RGB. Turns out if I use the HP
Essentials software, and tell it to create a sepia print, then it comes
out as sepia. So it's possible, but so far only through the HP software.
>> Stay informed about: Sepia Print on HP 6840