Originally Posted By: jchuzi
When I let Photoshop control color, the print colors are virtually identical to what I see on the display.

Among the various profiles available in Affinity are:
  1. RGB
    • Apple
    • Adobe
    • Colormatch
    • Display
    • Display P3
    • Generic
    • ROMM
    • SMTP
    • Thunderbolt Display 2
    • sRGB IEC61966-2.1
  2. 32 Bit RGB
    • ACES
    • Adobe
    • Apple
    • Colormatch
    • Display (linear)
    • Display P3
    • ...
    • Thunderbolt Display
  3. CMYK
    • Euroscale
    • Generic
    • several Japanese variants
    • U.S. sheetfeed coated
    • U.S. Sheetfeed Uncoated
    • U.S. Web coated
    • U.S. Web uncoated
Then there is Rendering Intent:
  • Perceptual
  • relative colorimetric
  • saturation
  • absolute
I suspect that by proper selection of profiles you can get as accurate color rendition as Photoshop, perhaps by using Adobe's own profiles. As I said, I have not really tested printed output as most of my work is for the web.

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