So, first, ImageNest is apparently not yet supported in Monterey. The result was a crazy, oversaturated, magenta laden mess. It was not picking up the ICC profiles or was not reading them correctly. The print from ImageNest however was a complete failure. cooler with browner red skin tone in that one image in the file, cooler greens and ever so slightly cooler overall. This time, the print from Print Tool matched the result from PhotoShop i.e. So, we printed the file from Print Tool and ImageNest again. In fact the entire file appeared ever so slightly cooler. Also, after closer inspection we saw that the greens in another image were cooler. The skin was clearly more brown/red - cooler than the correct print or the screen display. One of the images in the test file is a pic of a woman with deeply tanned skin tone. But, two images (one in particular) were inaccurate which begged closer inspection. The print from Photoshop immediately appeared as though our profiles were being picked up again. It consists of a collection of various colour and B&W images and scales. That test file has been used by us for several years. After doing so we printed our standard image test file from PhotoShop. Our profiles were listed but were being ignored by PhotoShop and LightRoom - but not other apps.Īfter a couple of weeks of this and printing only from Print Tool or ImageNest from that MAC, we decided to move it to Monterey because I had read that it had solved some of the ColorSync related issues encountered by others. At the same time I read accounts from others who had run into ColorSync related issues after moving to Big Sur. So, this seemed to be an issue between Adobe and Apple.
However, prints from Print Tool and ImageNest were perfect. When we printed from it the result looked like prints made without the use of any ICC profile at all.
This immediately broke the PhotoShop and LightRoom Classic print pipeline from that MAC.
So, out of an abundance of caution, we " upgraded" only one of our MACs to Big Sur. However, since new features in LightRoom and PhotoShop were released which are not supported by or available in Mojave, we felt it was time to explore an " upgrade" to Big Sur. Colour and B&W prints have been accurate and stable. We have been running Mojave on our MACs since its 10.14.6 release and it has been running very smoothly.
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