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I appreciate your willingness to help me figure this out, but that solution does not fix my problem. My problem is that the icc profile does not use the matte black ink. Your solution just has me printing on the whole page with a profile that does not match the ink I am using. Further, it...

I re-read my messages above. I wasn't clear at all. Yes. The problem I have is with the profile for the paper and ink that I am using. I understand this. This is my point. The Canon paper settings only allow the use of Matte Black ink when using the fine art setting. The profiles are...

That is my point. I tried it and the matte paper. They both use photo black and the image is not good. The only way to get the image on matte paper to be right is to use the fine art setting and all of the third party profiles use the matte paper setting.

OK, so tested this out last night. I am certain that only the fine art paper settings use matte black. And it makes a HUGE difference in the blacks, therefore making a huge difference in the contrast and colors of the print. Here is the issue with the profiles, you all might be able to tell...

My thoughts are that the black and the gray inks are not going to be exactly the same shade of black or grey and therefore the Canon ABW mode will not be accurate and I would need to use the ICC profiles. On the other hand, I am worried that the profile will possibly bring a color cast into my...

Thank you! I know he has been busy. That's why I posted here.

I know that mike is on this forum and I thought it would be a good reference for everyone if he answered it on the forum. If he doesn't get around to answering it, I will call up there. Thanks, Sam

If I am using the precision colors refill for the Pixma pro 10, do I use the printer's greyscale setting when I am printing black and white or the profile supplied by precision colors?