How to Print accurate color from Photoshop/Windows to an Epson SureColor F570 Sublimation Printer

[@MichelleRaeAnderson]

This info is very helpful, thanks! But I had to play it multiple times to hear the audio at a level that I could understand. Will you please enable auto-captions for those of us that need help hearing?

[@Searching4Knowledge]

Excellent 😊

[@dtgweb]

Thanks for the visit

[@estrellaybarra]

How do you know what document profiles to use? I noticed all three images had different ones.

[@dtgweb]

There is no real "correct" answer for document or source profile. There are many RGB/CMYK color spaces and one could write for hours on the benefits of different spaces. It really depends on the application that the file was originally created in and what its settings are for color space. As long as the document has a source/document color space assigned, the conversion to the output profile will be handled automatically by the color management engine.

[@estrellaybarra]

@@dtgweb thank you!

[@livenactivbeatz341]

Does it matter the version of Photoshop and if its a burnt copy or download will it still read the printer once the f570 is downloaded to your computer?

[@dtgweb]

Not sure on the specifics of the question but any relatively recent version of Photoshop (within 10 years) should work fine.

[@jonathanbwhite]

Hello! Thanks for your video. I am using the ET-3760 Printer with Epson's ink for the F570. Would you please be willing to share your icc profiles with me? I think they may work since its the same ink (but different printer) Thanks!!

[@dtgweb]

Hello, You can access our ICC profiles on our web site, www.dtgweb.com/support. You need to create an account to access the profile library but there is no charge for that.

[@estrellaybarra]

I have the F170, am I still able to use these settings and profiles?

[@dtgweb]

Hello Estrella, Thank you for your question. We are not quite sure yet as we have not tested the F170 yet. My gut tells me that no, they won't be the same but you never know. We are planning on building profiles for the F170 as well though. We will post them to our support page on our web page when complete at www.dtgweb.com.

[@estrellaybarra]

@@dtgweb thank you! Once those profiles are up I can use them for tumblers, keychains, and ornaments? What profile would I use for those substrates?

[@openwire1]

Is it possible to purchase your custom color profiles?

[@dtgweb]

Hello, You can access our ICC profiles on our web site, www.dtgweb.com/support. You need to create an account to access the profile library but there is no charge for that.