Profile Download
Why are profiles important?
In order to achieve an exact colour replica of the image on your screen, it’s necessary to use the same colour profile as our equipment. Simply download the profile below and follow the PC or Mac instructions as appropriate.
Download instructions for PC
1.
- Download the profile by clicking on the link above
- Click on "Save File"
- Save to your desktop
- Await completion
- Close
2.
- Close Internet Explorer
- You will now see Fuji_DP2_Proam.icm stored on your desktop
- Right click profile icon and click install (Not with Windows 7 as automatic)
Download instructions for Mac
1.
- Download the profile by clicking on the link above
- You will then be presented with a page of text
- Go to EDIT/SELECT ALL
- Go to FILE/SAVE AS
- Save as Fuji_DP2_Proam.icm
- Save to DESKTOP
- Minimise SAFARI
- You will now see Fuji_DP2_Proam.icm on your desktop.
2.
- Go to FINDER in your dock
- Go to the LIBRARY folder and double click
- Find the COLORSYNC folder and double click
- You will see the PROFILE folder appear
- Drag and drop the Fuji profile from your desktop into the PROFILE folder.
The installation of the profile is complete.
Please note: If Photoshop is running at the time of installation, it must be closed and re-opened.
Converting an image
To convert an image to our colour profile, follow the instructions below:
Photoshop 7 or CS
- Launch ADOBE Photoshop
- Open an image
- Go to IMAGE
- Go to MODE
- Go to 'convert to profile'
- Click on DESTINATION SPACE
- Select the Fuji profile
- Click OK
Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4 or CS5
- Launch ADOBE Photoshop
- Open an image
- Go to EDIT
- Go to 'convert to profile'
- Click on DESTINATION SPACE
- Select the Fuji profile
- Click OK
The image will be converted to the profile. Any changes will be saved with the image.
Troubleshooting
Customers using the Perceptual intent setting may experience an unwanted colour shift. We recommend the Relative Colorimetric setting for most images but especially for wedding and portrait work where skin tones are particularly important. The perceptual setting is mainly used where there is a dominant single colour.
If you would like to discover more about ProAm Imaging or for information on the low cost prints and products we offer, then please call 01274 723 622 or complete our online contact form. [go]





