SIMILAR TO CANON MP640 PRINTER HOW TO
(MB Pro) and a Canon mp640 printer which I wanted to use through WiFi. How to print labels on Canon MP640 printer. Lost an evening of my life on that issue as well.
SIMILAR TO CANON MP640 PRINTER DRIVER
The problem is currenlty with Canon / Apple who dont have a wifi driver compaible with Snow Lepoard. You will be able to print if you connect via USB. Whichever way, remember to select 'Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss' under the print quality setting in the printer driver. Bought MP640 for the similar great write ups. However, if you've been happy with printing from Easy Photo Print, you'll probably get comparable prints just by selecting "Managed by printer". If you choose this route you have to make sure you don't let the driver apply any further colour management: how you do that in detail depends whether you're a Mac user or Windows user. You should be looking for something like Canon MP640 SG1. SG1 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss (Quality Setting 1) SP1 Photo Paper Plus glossy (Quality Setting 1) The letters refer to the papers, and the numbers to print quality, with 1 the highest quality. If there are no entries that look like the list below, click on 'other' which should take you to the directory on your system where the profiles installed with your MP640 driver should be stored.Ĭanon Pro9000 PR1 or Canon Pro9000 G元. You should see profiles for your printer as well as the option 'Managed by printer'. I use another Canon printer: not the MP640, but to use the Canon profiles from LR, click on the drop down called "profile" under 'Color Management' in the 'Print Job' panel of the 'Print' module. I am using Canon Semi Gloss paper.ĭoes anyone know how to use Lightroom to print a good colour matching print from this printer? I have a number of icc profiles to chose from but have no idea which one I should be choosing or whether I need to chose more than one. PIXMA MP630 The PIXMA MP630 is an All-In-One that is destined to excite and enthuse creative users with its superb photolab quality prints, compact and contemporary design and impressively quick photo print speeds, as well as the 4800dpi scanner and advanced media handling. It appears to produce a nice photo matching my screen really well, however I want the flexibility of using Lightroom but do not know what icc profiles etc I should be choosing to get a print of the same as what the Canon software produces.
The Canon MP640 has its own software to print a photo which does not allow me the flexibility you have in Lightroom. Been some weeks since I posted but now I have a question in regards to printing from Lightroom to a Canon MP640 printer.
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