I have been using the HP Premium ID Satin paper with a Z3100-generated profile, and having a hard time defeating the blue color cast, in color prints as well as black & white. When softproofing from CS4, using adjustment layers with variations of Hue/Saturation and/or Color Balance, I have been only partially successful.
I had always rejected the Photo Filter adjustment layer as too simplistic, but one time, just for the helluvit I tried it. Lo and behold!--using the Warming Filter (85) between 8% and 12% seems to re-neutralize the color balance for color as well as B&W. I'm not sure if the variation is because of the nature of individual images or just my visual inaccuracy, but this method seems quite satisfactory as well as the least fussy I have found yet.
I have not tried this on other papers yet, but for the first time in almost 2 years I am able to correct my softproofed images to print correctly on the Z3100 using HPPremium Satin!
