I'm considering a purchase because I am not happy with photo books. Will this system improve printed output from third party-not just local printing?
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I forgot to mention that when you send any of your pictures out that you export the settings that correct it to the recipient so that they match your system calibration.
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It will if you make adjustments on your system for the third party input on your system. This is WYSIWYG, so if it is OK on your system when you view it, it is what you will print out.
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I don't know if it will improve your phots, but it will clabrate your monitor and printer ( every paper that you use you can calabrate) I use Lightroom 5 to make my books which it the uploads to burb. Most of my processing is done in OnOne. I only shoot raw.
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My new printer has not printed even one decent photo. They have all been very low quality and I am starting to think my printer is defective in that respect as HP usually does such a good job with photos. Regular printing is very good.
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It does a great job. You need to download a separate free program (Easy-PhotoPrint EX) from the Canon website. Do not use the print to DVD/CD function in My Image Garden.
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Yep, works great! Just use the software that comes with the printer, and you'll be pleased with the result...
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The other response to this question could be correct - my experience with Lightscribe software has produced marginal image quality, not saying that the technology hasn't improved, but for the time (typically 10-20 minutes per disk) and effort (not to mention early retirement of the laser) there are inkjet printers that do a better job printing color onto DVD's with white sided media. If your heart is set on Lightscribe, ask the other respondent (who said it doesn't work) if they were aware that the disk has to be flipped over so that the laser (on the bottom of the drive) can burn the artwork on the "top" emulsion side of the disk. Good luck! The other response to this question could be correct - my experience with Lightscribe software has produced marginal image quality, not saying that the technology hasn't improved, but for the time (typically 10-20 minutes per disk) and effort (not to mention early retirement of the laser) there are inkjet printers that do a better job printing color onto DVD's with white sided media. If your heart is set on Lightscribe, ask the other respondent (who said it doesn't work) if they were aware that the disk has to be flipped over so that the laser (on the bottom of the drive) can burn the... » Read More The other response to this question could be correct - my experience with Lightscribe software has produced marginal image quality, not saying that the technology hasn't improved, but for the time (typically 10-20 minutes per disk) and effort (not to mention early retirement of the laser) there are inkjet printers that do a better job printing color onto DVD's with white sided media. If your heart is set on Lightscribe, ask the other respondent (who said it doesn't work) if they were aware that the disk has to be flipped over so that the laser (on the bottom of the drive) can burn the artwork on the "top" emulsion side of the disk. Good luck! « Show Less
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I think I would just copy them like you would a piece of paper and see what comes out. This printer isn't really set up to do things that large, but I have had great luck with slides and tin pics.
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Thanks for responding! In spite of the lack of reviews, I've decided to give this printer a try ... I'll let you know how that choice turns out!
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I agree with Dale W. This is a great color printer for business (pictures look really good), but I would not use it as a photo printer.
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Amazon asked me to respond but I found the machine too be cheap and I was told to throw it out, and I got my $ back.I bought a Canon MX922 and the print quality is far superior (and no constant paper jamming)!
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It depends on what kind printer and a app that you can find for it. I know with my printer ( Canon MX472 ) that it does fulfill all my printing needs. A shout toWolVol for a great netbook!
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I add photos to them all the time. It works, but not with that crisp photo finish.
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It's the worst printer for printing pictures.they look terrible.I garbaged this one I had and brought an Epson printer, great pics printed on them.
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I am not certain as I have not been able to get mine to print a single photograph yet! Thus far, I have been very disappointed in the product and I hate the color refills. They are unlike anything I have seen before. They remind me of old 8 track tape cassettes. Sorry I could not be of greater help!
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I'm old school so I take it to a professional photo developer and let them do it all (negs, prints and high resolution cds). I don't think that answers your question but it's all I've got.
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depends on what are you printing......always make a proof print and you can tweak a few setting to improve the output.If still you think is not good enough........then you have to buy a commercial printer........ so far i cannot complain about my prints.
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I have this printer and the photo quality depends a lot on the paper you use. Use one of the recommended HP papers and the photos will look surprisingly good. I also have a big, expensive Canon Pixma Pro 9500 Photo printer that drives me insane. It goes through the 10 color cartridges so quickly (they dry out) I'm constantly replacing them at great expense, so I actually prefer to use my HP printer for most photos.
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I do not believe that any of the print servers from TP-LINK support this. In fact I don't think any of the network print servers support the multi-functions. They only support printing.