Also, have you done nozzle decogging & whatever other general utilities you
might have to clean heads etc. You need to do this, especially if you
haven't printed in a long time. Worth a try, no? Cheers, Christine
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Sullivan" <[email protected]>
To: "PDML" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 7:47 AM
Subject: Lightroom printing on an Epson 870
I've always had difficulties with colors in printing on my old Epson
870 photo printer.
I don't do it very often, and learned how to 'get along' with
Photoshop Elements for prints.
Now I would like to make my new system easier and more foolproof.
I've calibrated the monitor, but was very disappointed printing out of
Lightroom.
The steel gray minivan I photographed showed up like it was under a
heatlamp.
I had a red or magenta cast on a photo taken in sunlight. Not at all
close to the original.
The Epson 870 might be 5 years old? Resolution is satisfactory, but
colors wander.
Depending on what glossy photo paper I put in the printer, I get
different cast & shades.
HP & Epson glossy papers are not the answer and I have a bunch generic
glossy paper
from Staples (because the first 50 sheets I bought from them worked
out so well).
I hear you guys talk about selecting a paper profile from the printer
and I'm jealous.
I don't have any profiles to select from and I suspect the printer is too
old.
I've recently looked into creating some profiles, but thought I'd ask
for your collective wisdom.
Regards, Bob S.
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