A couple more points.
1) Has anybody ever synched there colour between the screen and the printer with one of the special tools that are available? They compare the printer out put colours and the screen. You stick them on the screen like a three legged spider.
2) When you've done all the tinkering that you can and things seem great, don't then buy a different brand of ink!
Lastly,
I have just used up my first set of Epson inks and switched to a set that were 1/4 the price.
The printouts have lost the red cast and now look better!
I think that chance is as big a factor as skill.
Printing is a minefield whether you do it yourself or pay someone else.
My best results are now done using HP paper in an Epson printer equipped with cheap and cheerful ink!
Phil
UK members might like to try this! It would result in a Printed Painting with the light coming through it, the ultimate fusion.
http://www.creativelydifferentblinds.com/
Last edited by Aged P; 08-17-2009 at 09:52 AM.
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