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Hi-
I know this was covered before- did a search and found it in the archives, but for some reason wasn’t able to reply therefore am starting a new thread
I have a new epson 1280 with new ink cartridges running CS on 10.3.3
Besides the color being off (some fine tuning should take care of it- original was an RGB with a sepia like tone and it came out much redder than planned-Adobe RGB with an assigned profile of Epson Stylus Photo 1280 Premium Glossy Photo Paper printed on Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper) but also in some places there is serious banding going on- and it’s a 300ppi picture, so i don’t understand why (and at 11×14- the banding is a little hard to forgive,esp. when it’s planned for a portfolio).
I should mention that i have tested the heads and they print normally, and i haven’t had any banding issues printing out text but this is the first photograph i have tried to print and know that the 1280 should be giving me much better results than what i’m getting
What should i be doing to make this right?
I know this was covered before- did a search and found it in the archives, but for some reason wasn’t able to reply therefore am starting a new thread
I have a new epson 1280 with new ink cartridges running CS on 10.3.3
Besides the color being off (some fine tuning should take care of it- original was an RGB with a sepia like tone and it came out much redder than planned-Adobe RGB with an assigned profile of Epson Stylus Photo 1280 Premium Glossy Photo Paper printed on Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper) but also in some places there is serious banding going on- and it’s a 300ppi picture, so i don’t understand why (and at 11×14- the banding is a little hard to forgive,esp. when it’s planned for a portfolio).
I should mention that i have tested the heads and they print normally, and i haven’t had any banding issues printing out text but this is the first photograph i have tried to print and know that the 1280 should be giving me much better results than what i’m getting
What should i be doing to make this right?
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