Printing 101: Which settings to look for before clicking print? - Fotospeed | Paper for Fine Art

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[@alanbudge]

Another excellent video explaining in simple terms how to get the best out of my printer. I really struggled at first when I bought my printer (Canon Pro 200) but now loving the whole process mainly thanks to your guidance. I also found it much easier to print through Lightroom rather than use the Canon menu.

[@Wolficorntv]

Thx for this and def looking forward to video about rendering intent. I'm new to the printing process and learning alot. I've got a Mac and Canon pro 1000. Side question...when using the Canon Pro Print software inside of Photoshop...am I correct in assuming that it will take over color management and eliminate double-profiling? I'm very happy with the results but want to make sure that that is a correct assumption.

[@RS-Amsterdam]

Excellent video Thanks for sharing

[@marioasciak3465]

Great Thanks!

[@DavidEdgeTripeBroadcasting]

Downloaded the list from the website, although oddly enough it suggests Epson Archival Matt rather than Velvet Fine Art. Very helpful nonetheless

[@PaulGibbings01]

I've got a question about paper choice for matt papers. I have the Canon Pro 10s and have been using photo papers/matte photo paper. I don't have an option for heavyweight fine art, but I do have options for Pro premium matte, fine art smooth or fine art rough. Would I be better off choosing one of the selections from fine art, or staying with my original choice of matte paper from the photo paper pull down menu?

[@ColdCoffeePhotography]

Hi Tim, maybe blind, but can’t find the link to the paper types to pick for the fotospeed papers please?

[@alanplatt888]

Liked, Subscribed, Newsletter & downloaded book. I'm struggling with Camera to printer A4 - A3 size print. I have a Canon TS5151 A4 ( Camera 3x2 FF) (4x3MF). My aim is to get Camera club mounts, 500x400 card mount with A3 Photo cut out. To fill the A3 paper ( or A4 paper) with a photo. I'm sure you have a video to help. Thanks, Canon 8750 sounds interesting...............