Aaron C

Hi Lee and PMullins, An update: the MacOS I am using has been updated to 11.2.1 Using the same test image with the same settings in Affinity Photo, with Canson paper and their specific v4 printer profile applied as detailed in my January 5 Post, I tried another test. This time, no problems - no yellow and cyan only issue that I saw before. I can only assume that Apple fixed a bug that they would not acknowledge as one. Going forward, I am a little skittish and will be doing tests before loading up the Canson paper. As PMullins said, very expensive paper to be throwing away. If the v2/v4 issue pops up again, I will add an update to the thread.

Hi Lee, I have uploaded the 2 Canson ICC profiles for Platine Fibre Rag for you to review. My question... This has been my workflow: I open my test image, leaving the ICC Profile settings as is (Display P3), I go to File > Print. In the dialog panel under Color Matching, I have been selecting ColorSync and assigning the ICC Profile for the paper there. This has been working well for me up until the version issue was discovered. So, if I Import ICC Profile into the image as you suggest, what are the steps I take in the Print Dialog? Canson_Platine_Fibre_Rag_P800_UPPPL_v2_12-2020.icc cifa_p800_platine310_p_bk.icc

Hi Lee, Thank you for the informative response. I will give your suggestion a try once the Holidays are over, and back to you with the results.

Version 4 ICC files do not seem to work with MacOS 11 and Affinity Photo. After contacting the paper company and working through my problem, we discovered that using version 4 ICC files when printing from Affinity Photo produce an incomplete print. In my case just yellow and light cyan. They kindly sent me a version 2 ICC profile of the same file, and it worked. Has anyone else been having this problem? iMac MacOS 11.1 Epson SC P800