I've been using Bill Atkinson profiles with my Epson 7600 for a few years now (thanks Bill ).
But my major hassle with the printing process is getting the proof image, with simulate paper color ticked (in PS), to look like the image before I ticked 'proof colors'.
If I ignore the out-of-gamut warnings, no major problem regarding the screen appearance, but often problems for the print. How do you guys cope with this?
Photoshop has a lot of auto features which sometimes works well, such as auto-levels, auto-contrast, auto-color etc.
Is it technologically possible, I wonder, to have an 'auto proof color' feature which makes whatever adjustments are necessary to get the simulated image on screen, in relation to a particular printer/ink/paper profile plus a specified rendering intent (if necessary), looking as close as possible to the adjusted image prior to going into proof setup?