16.3. Printing on an Inkjet Printer

If you're a photographer, you probably use an inkjet printer. Most likely it's an expanded gamut inkjet printer—one that uses six to eight inks, rather than the standard four (they're really dyes, but most folks call them inks). The most common combination of expanded gamut ink includes the four standard process colors—cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK)—plus light cyan and light magenta. You may also have a choice of black inks, like glossy or photo black, matte black, light black, and even light light black (seriously!).

Figure 16-5. If you save your settings as a preset, you can access them in the PDF Presets pop-up menu at the top of the Save Adobe PDF dialog box. You can save as many presets as you want, which can be a huge timesaver.