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peter BUCK
Nov 8, 2003
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Can anyone help.?
l am having a problem printing,, l use ps 7.01, and an Epson 1290 printer , everything was fine up to a few days ago when , the shadows ,or should l say the black on the paper started to go green, l have cleaned the jets several time and the test pattern is fine ,
the photographs are 100% correct , but not when some one has a black jacket on ,it looks like the jacket is made of shinny silk .greenish,,
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broga
Nov 9, 2003
It’s only a guess – well 5 actually 🙂
(1) if you’re talking about photographs you’re probably scanning them in – have you changed your scanner settings, cleaned the glass, started using different film etc etc.
(2) If you’re using a digital camera have you changed the settings, cleaned the lens etc etc
(3) have you changed your printer profile
(4) are you using different printer paper
(5) are you *sure* your ink isn’t running low

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"peter BUCK" wrote in message
Can anyone help.?
l am having a problem printing,, l use ps 7.01, and an Epson 1290 printer
,
everything was fine up to a few days ago when , the shadows ,or should l say the black on the paper started to go green, l have cleaned the jets several time and the test pattern is fine ,
the photographs are 100% correct , but not when some one has a black
jacket
on ,it looks like the jacket is made of shinny silk .greenish,,
MR
Mike Russell
Nov 9, 2003
peter BUCK wrote:
Can anyone help.?
l am having a problem printing,, l use ps 7.01, and an Epson 1290 printer , everything was fine up to a few days ago when , the shadows ,or should l say the black on the paper started to go green, l have cleaned the jets several time and the test pattern is fine , the photographs are 100% correct , but not when some one has a black jacket on ,it looks like the jacket is made of shinny silk .greenish,,

Certainly this could be a printer profiling problem, but it’s possible your light magenta is out.

It’s hard to tell visually when this happens, but if you see bands of green that’s a good indicator of an empty cart. Try swapping in a new color cartridge and see if the problem goes away.
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PB
peter BUCK
Nov 9, 2003
"broga" <ian’@(remove to e-mail)micromountain.com> wrote in message
It’s only a guess – well 5 actually 🙂
(1) if you’re talking about photographs you’re probably scanning them in – have you changed your scanner settings, cleaned the glass, started using different film etc etc.
(2) If you’re using a digital camera have you changed the settings,
cleaned
the lens etc etc
(3) have you changed your printer profile
(4) are you using different printer paper
(5) are you *sure* your ink isn’t running low

—
www.micromountain.com

"peter BUCK" wrote in message
Can anyone help.?
l am having a problem printing,, l use ps 7.01, and an Epson 1290
printer
,
everything was fine up to a few days ago when , the shadows ,or should
l
say the black on the paper started to go green, l have cleaned the jets several time and the test pattern is fine ,
the photographs are 100% correct , but not when some one has a black
jacket
on ,it looks like the jacket is made of shinny silk .greenish,,

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