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Newdiver2 #1
Color is off on prints
Hi all:
I'm a newbie to the digital photography world but want to know how to adjust my
printer so that I can get good color for prints. Specifically, when I print a
picture (in Highest resolution 2048x1536) from my Canon Powershot Elph S230 to
my Canon i850 photoprinter, the image tends to be bluish. Is there anyway I can
adjust this?
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Todd Walker #2 Re: Color is off on prints
In article <20030715202244.02979.00000281@mb-m29.aol.com>, newdiver2
@aol.com says...In the printer driver, you can adjust the color balance. It will take> Hi all:
>
> I'm a newbie to the digital photography world but want to know how to adjust my
> printer so that I can get good color for prints. Specifically, when I print a
> picture (in Highest resolution 2048x1536) from my Canon Powershot Elph S230 to
> my Canon i850 photoprinter, the image tends to be bluish. Is there anyway I can
> adjust this?
>
some experimentation but once you get it just like you want it, save the
settings as a profile and use the profile when you print on that paper
in the future. Understand that different papers will likely require
different profiles as well.
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Olympus E20
Canon G2
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Todd Walker #3 Re: Color is off on prints
In article <bf3cq3$9s5$1@hercules.btinternet.com>, [email]luke_a_p@hotmail.com[/email]
says...Actually my experience has been quite the opposite. I previously had an> My father uses a cannon S-series printer, he has found from experimentation
> that he has to adjust the magenta level to about -40 to get neutral colour
> balance. He also found a review stating the same problem with that model.
>
> Seems to me like cannon made a bit of a balls -up of their printer drivers.
>
> Luke
>
Epson 780 which I had to do a lot of work on to make the colors turn out
correctly. When I bought my Canon S820, the color was dead on right out
of the box. Quite surprising actually...
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[url]http://twalker.d2g.com[/url]
Olympus E20
Canon G2
My Digital Photography Weblog:
[url]http://twalker.d2g.com/dpblog.htm[/url]
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