-> Select "File" from pull-down menu of DiMAGE Viewer, and click "Color Preferences".

-> Check "Color Matching On" and select "Color Space" of your image data.
If you don't know the color space of your image data, choose sRGB (Most images are in sRGB format).
-> Check "Printer ICC Name", and click "Load" button.
-> Select the ICC profile of your printer from the folder which contains ICC profiles.
-> Click "OK" button.
-> Execute "size change" and "color correction", if necessary.

-> Click "Printer Setup" button.

-> Select your printer, and click "Properties" button.
-> Select paper type and size, and set "Color Management".
As for details of the printer driver setting, please read the manuals described below.

-> Select "Main" tab.
-> Set "Paper Type" to "Photo Paper Pro".
-> Select "Manual" mode, and click "Set" button.

-> Set "Print Type" to "None".
Note: Do not change other items.
Note: Printer driver setting for other Canon printers are same as i9900.

-> Select "Main" tab.
-> Set "Media Type" to "Premium Semigloss Photo Paper".
-> Select "Custom" mode, and click "Advanced" button.

-> Select "No Color Adjustment" for "Color Management".

-> Select "Main" tab.
-> Set "Quality Type" to "Photo".
-> Set "Paper Type" to "Premium Semigloss Photo Paper" or "Premium Glossy Photo Paper".
-> Click "Advanced" button.

-> Select "ICM" for "Color Management".
-> Select "No Color Adjustment" for "ICC Profile".
-> Click "OK" button, and close Printer Properties window.
Note: If print quality is not enough, try other "Resolution" setting.
Note: Printer driver setting for other Epson printers are same as Stylus Photo 2100 or Stylus Photo 2200.

-> Select "Printer/Quality" tab.
-> Set "Type is" to "hp premium plus photo paper, glossy".
-> Select "Best" for "Print Quality", and click "hp Digital Photography" button.

-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Contrast Enhancement", and slide the bar to "off".
-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Digital Flash", and slide the bar to "off".
Note: Do not change other items

-> Select "Printer/Quality" tab.
-> Set "Paper Type" to "hp premium plus photo paper, glossy".
-> Select "Best" for "Printer Quality", and click "hp Digital Photography" button.

-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Contrast enhancement", and slide the bar to "off".
-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Digital flash", and slide the bar to "off".
-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Sharpness", and slide the bar to "off".
-> Check off the box of "Automatic" of "Smoothing", and slide the bar to "off".
Note: Turn off all items.

-> Select "Color" tab.
-> Select "Managed by application" for "Color management".