Problem In Printing With Epson Stylus Photo R210

eason · 26th December 2004

Hi all,just want to know how you all print out your edited photo.
I have encounter some problem as below:

1) The printed photo not as nice as I seen on computer screen. Sometimes
the printed photo a bit darker than the screen one.

2) I could only produce a best quality photo without loosing any detail by
using the software provided by the EPSON,for example EPSON Photo
Quicker3.5. I did try to print the photo by using other software like
Photoshop and Nikon View,however,both give me coarse quality and some
of the colour details had been lost.

Does anyone have a good printing software or method to share out for best
photo quality printing?

Thanks

Watcher · 26th December 2004

Eh, can you provide more info about the picture you wanted to print, like how big (4R or A4, etc) with how many pixels?

Clark75 · 26th December 2004

Got the same problem here. Thought it was just me. Tried adjusting printer settings but still cannot. If anyone knows a reason or remedy, please share. Thanks!

chaotic · 2nd January 2005

I think it is a matter of the software that you used to print doesn't understand the colour settings embedded in your pictures. Therefore either convert them to SRGB which is commonly used before printing or use the EPSON software or any other professional graphics software that understands embedded profiles.

26th December 2004	#1
eason Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 192	Problem In Printing With Epson Stylus Photo R210 Hi all,just want to know how you all print out your edited photo. I have encounter some problem as below: 1) The printed photo not as nice as I seen on computer screen. Sometimes the printed photo a bit darker than the screen one. 2) I could only produce a best quality photo without loosing any detail by using the software provided by the EPSON,for example EPSON Photo Quicker3.5. I did try to print the photo by using other software like Photoshop and Nikon View,however,both give me coarse quality and some of the colour details had been lost. Does anyone have a good printing software or method to share out for best photo quality printing? Thanks

26th December 2004	#2
Watcher Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The heart of the Abyss Posts: 2,319	Eh, can you provide more info about the picture you wanted to print, like how big (4R or A4, etc) with how many pixels?

26th December 2004	#3
Clark75 Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Leith Road Posts: 124	Got the same problem here. Thought it was just me. Tried adjusting printer settings but still cannot. If anyone knows a reason or remedy, please share. Thanks!

2nd January 2005	#4
chaotic Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 738	I think it is a matter of the software that you used to print doesn't understand the colour settings embedded in your pictures. Therefore either convert them to SRGB which is commonly used before printing or use the EPSON software or any other professional graphics software that understands embedded profiles.