I use Lightroom 4. In the print module under print job, when i select "print to printer", there is no check box for 16 bit output. Why?
If i download the printer driver xps for 16 bit, is the check box will be available?
System info:
- pc system
- printer canon pixma pro 9000 with 8 bit printer driver
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is there a way to remove references to these files so the assembly can be checked into the vault?
Why can't I check out and down load LR5? Are the servers overwhelmed?!
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Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280M
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