Photos smudge with Printworks Satin paper. Any suggestions?
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I have the Epson Stylus RX 680 and have printed (100) 4 X 6 pictures with no problems and it only used 1/3 of the ink tanks. My printer has 6 individual tanks. Before I bought the printer, I read all the reviews and everyone said to use only Epson paper. (Amazon carries it pretty cheap.) My settings were on the glossy, photo, premium photo paper. They came out amazing! Check epson.com as I'm sure they will have any type of paper you like.
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If your printer will not picking up the paper to print, try a cue tip dipped in alcohol and clean the roller or rollers on the printer. Fan the paper out to keep it from sticking to each other in the tray. I hope this will help you.
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I have the c3180 and had no problems with ink smearing. The transparency paper has one side that feels smooth and the other side is slightly rough. I laud out my designs to dry, just in case but was very rough after that. I used them for a home screen-printing machine.
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I wish I could tell you. I don't know where mine is either. I went ahead and scanned the photos without the sleeve. It did affect some of the photos and other photos were fine. I didn't have any damage to the original photos but sometimes there would be streaks in the photo after scanned. I used the pictures the way they were. I'm no professional and don't care if the photos don't look professional. They look find for the slide show I created.
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My PIXMA MP500 wonj't accept the paper for printing. Anyone know what is wrong?
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No. The paper is not glossy. So far, it has not smeared, and I occasionally do two-sided printing. The only time I had a smear issue is when I printed on standard envelopes. A call to Canon (I have a Pixma inkjet printer) and they suggested changing my settings when I print envelopes. Their suggestion worked perfectly. After I printed my envelopes, I went back to my normal settings. Canon support is excellent, even for Canon products beyond warranty. If you have a smearing issue, I suggest calling the printer manufacturer. Hope this is helpful.
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had same problem-had copier clean heads and other applications to clean those out and wa la it worked hope you have same success. comactap
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You can try a couple things: Print &gt; Properties &gt; Basic tab &gt; change print quality to fine, then click on 'Settings' and check 'Improve Pattern Printing'. Also from the Settings window, there is another 'Settings' button - click that to adjust color You can also try: Print &gt; Properties &gt; Advanced tab &gt; Other Print Options &gt; Improve Toner Fixing Also remember to choose the correct Media (paper type). After all that, however, my Epson inkjet still produces much better photo quality, especially on glossy paper.
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I used Kodak Premium Satin Photo Paper (ordered from Amazon) and the results were terrific!
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I just made sure I cleaned the area very well with Windex. I peeled the the paper off, the hand print should stay on the clear paper. Then I placed it on the surface and carefully rolled it down and flattened it with a credit card.
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I have had very good luck with 3M blue painter's tape that I clean with alcohol after each print. The PLA prints seem to stick like crazy and I have to pry them off the stage. I haven't printed to the full extent of the stage but it is working fine for now.
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Yes, Look for a profile called something like Canon Pro 9500 Mark II&lt;PR&gt;1 Photo Paper Pro II. For some unknown reason they were very cryptic when naming this profile. When you print see if you have "Photo Paper Pro Luster" as a Media Type option. If you do not, you may not have the latest driver. In that case Canon recommends using "Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss" as the next best alternative.
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If you are printing photos - you can buy photo quality paper. I just use multipurpose white paper - its completely up to you!
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They leak! Any photos I try to print on photo paper smear badly. Works OK on regular print paper but will leak some.
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I just used Fiji mm film/ But when I received my pictures back, there was a lot of ruined pictures due to a light leak.
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I had red specks on my paper. Had to run cleaning routine several times. Also suggest you look at cartridge to see if it has toner on it
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This is not paper. It's thin sheets of vinyl (plastic, if you will). It can be put in the printer, but when I did it, it smeared. I have an ink jet printer, maybe a lazar printer might give you better results. Maybe with practice, there might be a way to do it without smearing.