But I would also check the set up for the printer software and make sure that it is set up properly if it is attached to a color managed image editing program. So Jimf - I would rec monitor calibration if I was not getting good results - I may still do it - indeed I just did it on my old system and will see how it now prints with an Epson 960 - got it to print on CD-Rs. I printed 2 SuperB 13x19 images last night with the printer software set up to not mange the color in it but to take it straight from Photoshop CS and the images were just glorious - I wish you could see them - They match the original files perfectly
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but they did a great job of explaining color management with special emphasis on how to set up the printer settings for the Epson printer SPECIFICALLY if you are using color mangement in Photoshop - like an Adobe color space - then you need to go into the advanced settings on the Epson printer software and instruct the printer NOT to do any color management - THIS IS TO AVOID REPEATING THE CHANGES IN THE COLOR after it is sent to the printer. Waxy, I talked to you about the Online Epson Print Academy that I subscribed to Iseemed to anoy you and I am sorry.
So I replaced that setup a few years ago with a P4 from Gateway with their FDP1810 18" LCD display( which I think is a Sharp 18" LCD ) which I have NOT calibrated - I have thought about it MANY times - I even own and use the Monaco EZ Color with the Monoco Optix colorimeter - but I have NOT calibrated the FPD1810 because it is such a perfect match with the prints that I get from my Epson P2200 on Premium Lustre Epson paper.
Waxy, I am going to play the devil's advocate here - My previous computer, a 500Mghz P3 with Photoshop 6 never would match the monitor and the printer output on an HP PhotoSmart P1100.
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