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Old 07-15-2009   #21 (permalink)
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For sure I would like to fit that in. I lived in Victoria for almost 11 years. Was posted at Work Point Barracks for 7 of them years... Love that town and the Island in general. Hopefully one day will get to move back there.


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Hey guys! Stop printing your own photo! There alot of compagny that do that for you. It will be less expansive, you'll have a better quality. I've tryed alot of compagny but in canada one of the less expansive is www.KwikPix.ca, it's only 5¢ by photo, Try it !!
Well your spamming but you did get my attention. Get the bugs worked out and offer larger sizes than 8x12 and different media like canvas etc then get back to me.
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"Less expansive" Must mean the available sizes are limited rather than simply being a typo/illitracy problem.
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Hey going back a few posts. I seen the comment on moving gamma to 1.8 in ps... I tried that. didnt do anything. I then tried adjusting the brightness to +15 and after that I actually had to save the photo and print the adjusted photo to get the brightness up.. still dont look right but its better than the original that looks -2.5 EV as a footnote changing to the latest drivers did nothing. I am using a x243 acer monitor. anyone have a profile made for this printer? I have profiled this monitor with a software profiler and still didnt change the print output. I previously used a canon s9000 that printed perfectly if i set the brightness to +10 notqytryt@netzero.net
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Hey going back a few posts. I seen the comment on moving gamma to 1.8 in ps... I tried that. didnt do anything. I then tried adjusting the brightness to +15 and after that I actually had to save the photo and print the adjusted photo to get the brightness up.. still dont look right but its better than the original that looks -2.5 EV as a footnote changing to the latest drivers did nothing. I am using a x243 acer monitor. anyone have a profile made for this printer? I have profiled this monitor with a software profiler and still didnt change the print output. I previously used a canon s9000 that printed perfectly if i set the brightness to +10 notqytryt@netzero.net
I'm baffled to why by the adding +1.8 gamma it did not brighten for printing/it did not print brighter. Did you use the printer software to add or did you add in your photo program? Are you printing from Windows or your photo program? I have used both and got the same result. I'm wondering if your printer could be overiding your photo program. There are probably several other questions to be asked, but these just come from the top of my head......


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