This is a real estate company. Mac PS driver used. They take pictures of some houses with some scenary in the mountains. Some are professional photographers and some may not be. I images look good on the monitor, though I know the monitor may not be calibration and the fact of RBG vs CMYK but they look pretty dark and also over saturated.
I have replaced components and done auto-gradation. I will say that Canon is not my strongest compared to other brands we sell. I mostly do network installs when related to Canon. I am a Konica Minolta guy.
The paper quality looks pretty good and they showed me a print out of what is possibly the same file that was printed who knows when that looks more like the monitor.
Any settings on the Mac driver I can try. Customer uses Adobe Indesign and there isn't much different between that or when printing it from PDF. I have tried Print as image which lightened it up but it look like crap. I changed to let printer determine colors versus Indesign which may have help just slightly but not much.
No fiery involved.
I have replaced components and done auto-gradation. I will say that Canon is not my strongest compared to other brands we sell. I mostly do network installs when related to Canon. I am a Konica Minolta guy.
The paper quality looks pretty good and they showed me a print out of what is possibly the same file that was printed who knows when that looks more like the monitor.
Any settings on the Mac driver I can try. Customer uses Adobe Indesign and there isn't much different between that or when printing it from PDF. I have tried Print as image which lightened it up but it look like crap. I changed to let printer determine colors versus Indesign which may have help just slightly but not much.
No fiery involved.
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