Tutorials - Color Management for Photographers - page 330

Fig. 9-4-4 The Canvas
Size dialog is set so the
other three images can fit
into the original document.
The original image is
4.5 ¥ 3.5 inches. We need
a 9 ¥ 7 total canvas to fit
the additional images.
Optionally you could set
the Width and Height in
the Canvas Size dialog to
percent and enter 200%
for both dimensions.
document active, hold down the Command/Control key to
make the Photoshop Move tool active, or hold down the V key
to select the Move tool, then drag and drop it over the sRGB
labeled document. With the Move tool still active, position the
newly pasted layer next to the sRGB image. Do the same for
the other two documents so that you end up with a single
document with all four images on one page as seen in Fig. 9-4-
5. The order isn't particularly important although you might
want to have the images placed in order of gamut (sRGB, then
Adobe RGB, then ProPhoto RGB, and the original). Select
Flatten Image from the Layers Palette flyout menu or use
the Command (Control)/Shift E key command.
12. The document has been converted to the print space so now
you need to output this to your printer. Select the Print with
Preview command ( File-Print with Preview ). Make sure the
Show More Options check box is on and the pop-up menu
just below it is selected to Color Management as seen in Fig.
9-4-6. The source space specified here should be the name of
the printer profile you picked for color space conversion in step
7. The Print Space should be set to Same As Source in
Photoshop CS, or No Color Management in Photoshop CS2
so that the color managed data is sent directly to the print
driver. For more information about using Print with Preview ,
see Chapter 2
13. Set your printer driver to the same settings used to generate the
printer profile. Output the document and examine.