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image was less bright, less saturated, hues shifted i have installed my image garden - found for mg7740 - which seems to be close. and boom, magic happend - i havent seen any settings there but photo printed looks very close to what i see in screen. brighter, more saturated, with same white balance. in the meantime i have updated printer firmware and MIG fixed some color profile on my Mac. but from my experience on windows it is just about this software which can do such printing. althoug i had older version of Mig on windows and it had some more settings.

btw - if choose correct printer mg7750, it says there is no available software for that model

newest mac os, M2 mac os sonoma if i remember correctly is the name

afair i was trying to get that my image garden but was not possible to get that for my mac os

the problem i have with CEP on mac is when i try to use it, it says it is no longer supported and send me to get new version - but there i get the message that there is no compatibile with my OS

it is not about displaying picture as it will be printed. it is other way around. printing as displayed. and canon software was doing that, it was not displaying me preview with changed look on a photo, it was printing what i was seeing as srgb. not exactly but very close. as i probably mentioned several time.

i dont need accuracy - just around the same, and for now difference is big and photo looks bad. i print portraits. and i know it is about transaltions and it is possible to be done, as i did it on windows on my old laptop. i wonder if converting to cmyk in affinitty could give better results.

canon easy photoprint - this software i was using to print on windows with very good results. no color changes macos and aph - always newest printer- canon pixma mg7750

i understand cmyk vs srgb, it doesnt matter when i dont need perfect match. i will try printing from photoshop, i was told there is a setting there to make photoshop control colors for printing and it should work.

if i would adjust my screen to match printer then i would have to adjust my image to look as i wanted. so other way around it must be possible to force printer to print emulating srgb as close as it could.

i have my monitor calibrated. if i dont want to adjust my final photo, how do i force printing same colors? on windows i had same problem but i found one working solution - some rubbish canon software for my canon printer - if i print from there colors are printed same as on screen. for mac i was not able to find this software, but it must be possible with some settings to print same colors.

how do i print photo from affinity to make colors look the same as on screen? or if need how to export to file to be printed with colors same as on screen. on Mac

ipad mini newest always newest version affinity resize function is total disaster. im trying to resize canvas. switching units (to one particular) cause app crash - always. size values - input didnt work, i input in meters but it converts it to huge pixels, display is confusing. just do big testing and you will see

i have the same ;( pressed something accidentaly and paint brush stopped painting when on wacom. it works with mouse. what is the setting? i hate affinity

the problem is if you need actual colors, you would have to use color checker card to set precise white balance first. something like this: https://calibrite.com/pl/product/colorchecker-passport-photo-2/?noredirect=pl-PL