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David de Jongh
I've had an Epson R800 for several months, and haven't used it for about 4
months. I only use Epson Premium Glossy paper, or printable CD's with
this printer. Most of my printing is done on my laser printer (an hp1300).
I use Adobe Photoshop Elements for editing pictures, and get pretty stunning
results on my monitor, an IBM P72. Although I haven't gone to the trouble
and expense of calibrating the monitor, the last prints I got (back in June)
were pretty close to the image on the monitor, although not quite as
saturated. The people I did them for were knocked out (wedding pictures,
11x8.5).
I've been trying to print a duplicate of one of the other pictures I did
soon after I got it (close up of my daughter and her cousin), but the print
has come out truly bizarre. Contrast and saturation are off the scale - it
almost looks posterized. I've tried changing profiles etc., but nothing
seems to have much effect. I've also run the head cleaning utility, and
although there were a few gaps before cleaning, it's running perfect now. A
couple of cartridges were low, and emptied while I was running the tests,
but all are now at least 1/3 full.
What the heck is going on here?
David
months. I only use Epson Premium Glossy paper, or printable CD's with
this printer. Most of my printing is done on my laser printer (an hp1300).
I use Adobe Photoshop Elements for editing pictures, and get pretty stunning
results on my monitor, an IBM P72. Although I haven't gone to the trouble
and expense of calibrating the monitor, the last prints I got (back in June)
were pretty close to the image on the monitor, although not quite as
saturated. The people I did them for were knocked out (wedding pictures,
11x8.5).
I've been trying to print a duplicate of one of the other pictures I did
soon after I got it (close up of my daughter and her cousin), but the print
has come out truly bizarre. Contrast and saturation are off the scale - it
almost looks posterized. I've tried changing profiles etc., but nothing
seems to have much effect. I've also run the head cleaning utility, and
although there were a few gaps before cleaning, it's running perfect now. A
couple of cartridges were low, and emptied while I was running the tests,
but all are now at least 1/3 full.
What the heck is going on here?
David