[prodigy222]

Hi guys so my printer settings are messing everything up. Im using some sublimation ink and it works perfectly fine. My problem. I need to adjust the images my customers send me to fit an iphone case/ mouse pad. Ok no problem? No thats the problem. I use photoshop and when i resize them everythings good. but when i go to print them, it asks if i want relative coloration/saturation/perceptual. That is what is messing me up. When i print the images using the computer default, the transfers come out perfect, but whats the problem with that? It only allows for full page prints/ 8x10 prints, and so on. None of which fit the iphone cases/mouse pads. I tried corel draw and the same thing. Ive tried gimp and the same thing happens. ANYONE know a way to resize an image and print it without any other settings being added.

 

[20vK]

Why don't you just look at what the "default" settings are, and copy them into a Custom paper size?

 

[prodigy222]

I dont know how to do that. I just want a way to resize an image without the program adding extra settings which is distorting all my colors

 

[skdave]

Call the company that sold you the printer.

 

[prodigy222]

Its not the printer, its the program. Just the settings it comes with are perfect. I just want a way to resize an image, without the program im using to add settings like that

 

[pisquee]

Photoshop explains what each of those settings do, to enable you to select which is most appropriate for your needs.
This seems to be more an issue of you not understanding what the programme is doing.
Also, you haven't stated what ICC you are using, and whether you have Photoshop or the printer managing colours

 

[prodigy222]

Fixed it. It was the type of paparr I told the printer I was using. It was on glossy paper but matte heavyweight worked