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Monica
This long time HP user just hasn't done well converting to this Canon
printer. I know it's a good printer. I did my research. But, no matter
what I try, I can't get a GOOD photo print from it. Now I'm having problems
getting graphics to print correctly. In tweaking settings, I changed
profiles (admittedly, I don't know one profile from another). Is there one
profile I should be using? Does it depend on the program from which I'm
printing? When I try to print photos, I use Ilford Pro Inkjet Photo Range
(Smooth Pearl) photo stock and I follow the settings that it gives for my
printer. Not looking good. A couple weeks ago I was using glossy card
stock to print candy wrappers. Using the correct paper setting, the graphic
was horribly light and off color. Choosing plain paper created a much
better outcome. WHAT is the secret to getting a good photo print from this
printer. I have an extended warranty with this printer and if I can't
figure out (or get help) on how to create the photos I know it's capable of,
I'll have to return it. If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it. If
you need more information, please ask.
Monica
btw, all ink carts are full and in good working condition.
printer. I know it's a good printer. I did my research. But, no matter
what I try, I can't get a GOOD photo print from it. Now I'm having problems
getting graphics to print correctly. In tweaking settings, I changed
profiles (admittedly, I don't know one profile from another). Is there one
profile I should be using? Does it depend on the program from which I'm
printing? When I try to print photos, I use Ilford Pro Inkjet Photo Range
(Smooth Pearl) photo stock and I follow the settings that it gives for my
printer. Not looking good. A couple weeks ago I was using glossy card
stock to print candy wrappers. Using the correct paper setting, the graphic
was horribly light and off color. Choosing plain paper created a much
better outcome. WHAT is the secret to getting a good photo print from this
printer. I have an extended warranty with this printer and if I can't
figure out (or get help) on how to create the photos I know it's capable of,
I'll have to return it. If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it. If
you need more information, please ask.
Monica
btw, all ink carts are full and in good working condition.