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Chris M
I have a weird problem with my Canon S520. For some reason, it has decided
it won't print at full photo quality... not very often, anyway.
I print single prints from Photshop on photopaper at high quality, but most
of them seem to print at standard quality for normal paper, and as a result,
the colors aren't very nice. If I change the printer settings back and forth
between some other settings, do a print with those and then go back to high
quality photo printing, sometimes it will work, but more often than not, it
won't.
It's 100% consistent, in the sense that once it does print correctly, there
are no variations throughout the print. I have tried all the obvious things,
like re-installing the drivers, cleaning the heads, new cartridges, etc, but
it makes no difference whatsoever.
Like I said, I have only managed to get it to work when I have gone back and
forth through the settings, and even then it only works once in a blue moon,
so it could just be random. If anybody has any ideas, or have had this
problem, I would really appreciate some help, as it's driving me insane, and
I have wasted a fortune on photo paper now.
TIA,
Chris
it won't print at full photo quality... not very often, anyway.
I print single prints from Photshop on photopaper at high quality, but most
of them seem to print at standard quality for normal paper, and as a result,
the colors aren't very nice. If I change the printer settings back and forth
between some other settings, do a print with those and then go back to high
quality photo printing, sometimes it will work, but more often than not, it
won't.
It's 100% consistent, in the sense that once it does print correctly, there
are no variations throughout the print. I have tried all the obvious things,
like re-installing the drivers, cleaning the heads, new cartridges, etc, but
it makes no difference whatsoever.
Like I said, I have only managed to get it to work when I have gone back and
forth through the settings, and even then it only works once in a blue moon,
so it could just be random. If anybody has any ideas, or have had this
problem, I would really appreciate some help, as it's driving me insane, and
I have wasted a fortune on photo paper now.
TIA,
Chris