Frank Petronio
14-Sep-2012, 12:08
It looks like the wisdom of Adobe made CS6 so smart that it can distinguish which icc profiles are appropriate for printing. Except it misses a lot of the custom made and paper-company-supplied profiles for some reason, so what worked fine in CS5 is not available in the CS6 print dialog.
THANKS ADOBE I LOVE PAYING FOR UPGRADES THAT MAKE THINGS WORSE.
Anyway I looked on the Quadtone site and see no mention of any upgra.. I mean updated profiles.
Are they available somewhere? What are people doing? How come there isn't more complaining about this BS?
The other interesting tidbit is when you open the same image side by side in CS5 and CS6 the Gamma is slightly but noticeably different. Probably not enough to matter but curious as to why?
I guess my other $64m question is why someone doesn't make a better image editor since the market is huge and Adobe is so awful as a company? You could sell a lot of $200 apps with more moderate upgrade installments and still be in the billionaire's club.... (Please don't tell me to use Gimp).
THANKS ADOBE I LOVE PAYING FOR UPGRADES THAT MAKE THINGS WORSE.
Anyway I looked on the Quadtone site and see no mention of any upgra.. I mean updated profiles.
Are they available somewhere? What are people doing? How come there isn't more complaining about this BS?
The other interesting tidbit is when you open the same image side by side in CS5 and CS6 the Gamma is slightly but noticeably different. Probably not enough to matter but curious as to why?
I guess my other $64m question is why someone doesn't make a better image editor since the market is huge and Adobe is so awful as a company? You could sell a lot of $200 apps with more moderate upgrade installments and still be in the billionaire's club.... (Please don't tell me to use Gimp).