Printing Photos with Epson 870 printer
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pip22
, Sep 10 2005 02:34 AM
#1
Posted 10 September 2005 - 02:34 AM
#2
Posted 10 September 2005 - 01:08 PM
Topic: [EPSON 870 STYLUS PHOTO PRINTER]
Date: 10th SEPT-2005
Browse WEB site listed below:
1 [EPSON 870 STYLUS PRINTER] Support Page
http://www.epson.com...85&prodoid=9940
2 [EPSON 870 STYLUS PRINTER] FAQ
http://www.epson.com...tegory=Products
3 [PHOTO SHOP-TRICKS & TIPS]
http://www.graphic-d...Photoshop/Tips/
Or
[Google] : [PHOTO APPLICATION] FAQ for help from application (Click) [I AM FEELING LUCKY] Tab
Jack123
Date: 10th SEPT-2005
Browse WEB site listed below:
1 [EPSON 870 STYLUS PRINTER] Support Page
http://www.epson.com...85&prodoid=9940
2 [EPSON 870 STYLUS PRINTER] FAQ
http://www.epson.com...tegory=Products
3 [PHOTO SHOP-TRICKS & TIPS]
http://www.graphic-d...Photoshop/Tips/
Or
[Google] : [PHOTO APPLICATION] FAQ for help from application (Click) [I AM FEELING LUCKY] Tab
Jack123
#3
Posted 10 September 2005 - 01:20 PM
Have you checked the ink levels yet? My HP printer prints blue when the ink levels are low.
Freddie
Freddie
#4
Posted 10 September 2005 - 01:27 PM
Howdy:
I use Paint Shop Pro for my graphics editing and found that, if I change the lighting option to the equivalent of florescent (sp), it seems to make a big difference in collor.. (ie, make it a little cooler)..
Murray
I use Paint Shop Pro for my graphics editing and found that, if I change the lighting option to the equivalent of florescent (sp), it seems to make a big difference in collor.. (ie, make it a little cooler)..
Murray
#5
Posted 11 September 2005 - 01:07 AM
Thanks all for your advice and the links (I knew them all already except for the PS one). Ink levels all OK - and I do a nozzle check every day to make sure all colours are getting through. Since posting I've gotten hold of an Epson profile plus some manual printer colour settings from a website. The profile works a treat from Photoshop. Thanks all.
Pip
Pip
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