Hi there. Thanks for allowing me to join this forum. I have been using Gimp
for some time, but now that I have got as far as printing out some of my work
I have come across a snag.
I could not understand why the print was so much darker than the image on the
monitor. Having scanned the help files
Walter S. for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Hi there. Thanks for allowing me to join this forum. I have been using Gimp
for some time, but now that I have got as far as printing out some of my work
I have come across a snag.
I could not understand why the print was so much darker than the image on
Walter,
There are multiple issues involved. For example:
- Since you did not mention anything about calibration, consider that
the scanner, the monitor, and the printer are three different devices,
each of which has to be properly calibrated (starting at the beginning
with the scanner, then the
Walter S. wrote:
I could not understand why the print was so much darker than the image on the
monitor. Having scanned the help files in Gimp, I find the information, that
this is because the monitor is showing the image in RGB,but the actual
printout is in CMYK.
I am wrestling with the logic
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Walter S. for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Hi there. Thanks for allowing me to join this forum. I have been using Gimp
for some time, but now that I have got as far as printing out some of my work
I have come across a snag.
I could not understand why the print was
