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Formally Known As Dismas
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Madchester
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Home Printing Problems...
Hello.
I'm trying to print out some of my coloured pages, but they're coming out a lot darker and more saturated than they should be. I've got my display set up properly and the colours turn out fine when clients print them professionally, but through my printer they're all wrong. Any thoughts / tips? Gav
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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sure..use a printer calibrating tool.
its good that you made it with your display but when you want to print from home with a normal printer you should calibrate it too. here ther spyder with a tool for prints: http://www.amazon.com/ColorVision-Pr...lp_edpp_img_in just as a example |
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Formally Known As Dismas
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Thanks, buddy!
Anyone know of a way that doesn't require a $500 piece of kit? Gav
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