Posted on Dec 25, 2008

Right color balance standard print setting, but wrong in high rez

When I print in the basic factory "standard" setting the color balance is fine. As soon as I set to a glossy paper and a higher detail the colors suddenly print out muddy and way off color balance. If there is text it still comes out the right color, but any background image is very bad and purplish.
I have reinstalled the driver, reset the printers so as to wipe the list of customized settings I had compiled over time, but to no avail.
Anyone have a clue as to what is going haywire here?

billmarks Dec 27, 2008

I still have this ongoing problem so if anyone can share the solution I would be grateful, and it would prevent me from throwing the i9100 out the window.
Anonymous Feb 26, 2009

When I print in the basic factory "standard" setting the color balance is fine. As soon as I set to a glossy paper and a higher detail the colors suddenly print out muddy and way off color balance. If there is text it still comes out the right color, but any background image is very bad and purplish.
I have reinstalled the driver, reset the printers so as to wipe the list of customized settings I had compiled over time, but to no avail.
Anyone have a clue as to what is going haywire here?

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before giving the print command clear the previous notepad given by the printer by manul and restrat your printer and give print command

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