If the color of your prints does not match the color of your photos, you'll need to setup a color profile for your printer and your monitor. The following is a how-to on setting the color profile for your photo booth printer. Instructions for DNP Printers If the prints seem over- or under-exposed, consider addressing the issue through exposure correction, which involves adjusting your photos using editing software before printing.
Instructions for all Printers
Step 1 - Download the latest ICC Color Profile for your printer. * DNP Printers > ICC Profiles > Current ICC Profiles for RX and DS Series Printers * Mistsubishi Printers Using the appropriate ICC profile ensures accurate and consistent colors, critical for achieving high-quality prints.
Step 2 - Unzip, Install the Color Profile (Right click *.icm file > Install) For Windows OS, you can install the ICC profile via Color Management settings, whereas on macOS, use the ColorSync utility to integrate the profile.
Step 3 - Open Printers and Scanners in Windows. Choose your printer and choose Printer Properties.
Step 4 - Click the Color Management tab then Color Management. From the device drop down, select the printer name.
Step 5 - Choose the ICC Profile and click Set as Default Profile.
Step 6 - Open dslrBooth and go to Settings -> Print Setup. Choose Configure Printer, select your printer then click Preferences.
Step 7 - Click Advanced and choose the Option Tab. Set to ICM or ICM & Driver. Click OK then PRINT (not apply) to apply the settings.
Adjusting Exposure for Print Quality
If prints remain unsatisfactory due to exposure issues, adjust the photo's brightness using tools in software like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom before printing. Addressing exposure imbalances ensures your prints reflect the intended quality and detail.