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HELP….
Hi All.
When printing from SL, using my epsom inkjet(600). The colours are not printing out true.
For example geen(19) is printing out blue????? I know you don`t always get whet you see, but they`ve always been a close shade.
I have been messing, so what have I done??
This`II teach me to leave things well alone.Please help.
Becky. 😀 -
10 Replies
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Hi Becky,
Can’t be sure what you’ve done, but when you print, go to Preferences and change the “Anti Aliasing” from None to either Fine, Medium or Coarse. The range of colours generated improves up to fine. There is a time penalty attached to this though as the fine will take longer to generate the print than none.Ray
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Becky I dont use SL at all so I’m not sure what you have done or how to correct it but the most likely cause is that you are using CMYK on screen and printing in RGB. The two are not compatible at all, when you print a CMYK dockument on an RGB printer the colours will come out completely different to those viewed on the screen.
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Cheers folks
I`ll have to investigate further
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Hi Becky only a thought have you tried reseting your pallet under options
Regards …FB
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nobody spotted my deliberate mistake.
The yellow print head was blocked. 😳 😳 😳
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It just goes to show – never overlook the simple explanation before looking for a complicated solution. Mind you – I think we all do things like this from time to time 😆 😆 😆
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Becky, try checking all the print cartridge nozzles as the yellow one might be blocked.!!
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😕 FUNNNEEEEEEE! NOT!!! 😕 Does Deaf O’Connor know you’ve nicked his joke book Martin??
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becky hi ya mate i know someone who had the same problem it turned out to be the yellow nozzle blocked 😆
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just a one liner on Epson printer cartridges I have found a mega cheap supplier as I have four Epson printers I get eight cartridges for £39.00 how cheap is that? if anybody is interested e mail me I will let you know the supplier- its all done online no hassle! compatibles are said not to print as well these do!
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