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  1. 13th Jan 2005 21:05 #1
    hugabone
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    I scanned these images using an Epson 1260 and Adobe Photoshop. The color on the copy isnt anywhere as deep as the original using an R200. I dont know how to get them side by side. How can I make it closer to the original. I used glossy photo paper.

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  2. 13th Jan 2005 21:11 #2
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    And here is the copy. Notice how the red is pale. I havent adjusted anything in the printer settings but will it make the colors deeper?



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    Cailbration, calibration, calibration.

    Also: ink sucks.
    You'll never get it identical to the printer's work.
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  4. 13th Jan 2005 22:53 #4
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    just over-compensate by adjusting the contrast and/or saturation....
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