Turn off fast printing if it's on. If you're using glossy paper, don't use the "best photo" setting. Drop it to "Photo RPM" if it's an option.
On 2/10/06, Pål Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Aaaargh...Just got the replacement Epson R2400 printer just to experience > that this one also give horizontal stripes (paper in portrait position), > although not as pronounced as the first one. Everything is different from > when I had the first sample: the software is new, printer driver is new, the > printer is new, I use a new scanner. I've tried all kinds of DPI settings > (BTW why do Nikon insist that I set the DPI at 360 on a 4000DPI scanner?). > Paper selection is correct. Yes, I run the cleaning and head adjustment > procedures to no effect. What is going on? It cannot be rocket science to > get decent prints from printer, or is it? > Anyway, I'm not that impressed with the whole setup; apart from the stripes > the Nikon 9000 scanner and the R2400 printer gives only borderline photo > quality prints at best. Maybe its just my standards thats to high. > > Pål > > > -- Scott Loveless http://www.twosixteen.com -- "You have to hold the button down" -Arnold Newman
