SteveH
29-Apr-2011, 02:20
Thanks to everyone who has helped me navigate the jungle of colour management.
I'm now getting some prints that are looking pretty good to my novice eyeballs.
Originally I was using an 'el cheapo' printing paper just to get up to scratch. I thought the prints were looking pretty decent until I bought my first pack of Epson Premium Gloss. The difference in print quality has been stunning. So no more cheap paper for me.
Anyway my problem is that the cheap paper was showing broad ugly roller marks in the deep shadow areas. With the Epson paper the marks are much less noticable and much narrower but still there if I hold the print at an angle.
As most of my work is shot at night this is a real problem.
The printer is only about a month old and is used irregularly.
I live in a remote area and want to avoid sending the printer back for service if I can.
Any ideas?
cheers
Steve
I'm now getting some prints that are looking pretty good to my novice eyeballs.
Originally I was using an 'el cheapo' printing paper just to get up to scratch. I thought the prints were looking pretty decent until I bought my first pack of Epson Premium Gloss. The difference in print quality has been stunning. So no more cheap paper for me.
Anyway my problem is that the cheap paper was showing broad ugly roller marks in the deep shadow areas. With the Epson paper the marks are much less noticable and much narrower but still there if I hold the print at an angle.
As most of my work is shot at night this is a real problem.
The printer is only about a month old and is used irregularly.
I live in a remote area and want to avoid sending the printer back for service if I can.
Any ideas?
cheers
Steve