Scanned Photo's leave a white rim around them..... why ?
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My sister in law ordered the same printer as I did (she got hers earlier) but wasn't able to set it up wireless her self, so I helped with that after I installed mine. Was quite simple. I haven't printed Photo's yet, but will be doing so soon. I have scanned in some pic's but they leave a white rim around the pic. I have put the pic in various positions on the platte but no difference. I thought it was my printer, but my sister in law's printer does the same thing. (I have a brother printer that scans fantastic but do we really want to keep it for that (the print feature is broken on that one) that is why we got a new printer/scanner/fax etc. It's also a really slow scanner. But that's ok. I'm trying to figure out the software for editing in image garden, (I like my media show software better) simple options there but that isn't why we bought our new printer.
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Once a new user gets past the confusing incompleteness of the accompanying instructions, does some trial-and-error work with it, the user discovers a very functional device that is eas and efficient to use. It's true that the initial JPEG images produced may appear murky, which likely las to do with the way the JPEG format "reads" the saturation of a slide transparency. Using iPhoto, I have had great success "correcting" this saturation - along with color balance (which can be highly variable depending on slide film used - e.g. Kodachrome, Ektachrome, Fujichrome) and bringing forward shadowed or darkened areas or "colorizing" highlighted areas. I have no doubt that the more sophisticated resources of, say, Photoshop, would yield even better results for those experienced with such programs. I have made a couple of test prints from the JPEGs I've produced, and they compare favorably - and in a couple of cases are better - than prints made some time ago directly from the slides.
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Unfortunately I returned my Ring doorbell. My front door has a long covered walkway. This caused the camera to over expose the image. Everything past the overhang was just a white blob. When a person came close to the doorbell the over exposure made it impossible to identify the person.

In their defense, Ring did contact me help figure out the issue. But I had already returned the doorbell.
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I was so excited to get this print because it is a really cool photo! I didn't even really mind the film scratches and dust on the print because that is kind of a feature of old photos (though I would have preferred it been cleaned up). However, I do mind the red lines going across the print from the printer (not visible on the photo posted by the seller, but see the photo I attached). Will be returning it. Super bummed.
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Very pixelated pic, background cloth appears to be a vinyl plastic.
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They were used - some kids pictures were on them already. And you can't delete them until the people who own the computer they were uploaded to go in and delete them. How ghetto is that.
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Text almost illegible. Image looks like it was taken off of a 48x48 pixel master file.
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Guys.. I give it a try with imageburn and with the option of "force overburn everuthing" was ok. I'll try with "trunck" today. Dont worry about oversized iso files.
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Not sure if I'd buy these again...most images are pretty small...and even smaller when you trace inside of the image!
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When looks closely, there is some unnatural  marks all over the paper. So when the photo is high definition, it looks not really.
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image is not sharp, it looks like it distorted a little when photo was enlarged.
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Picture is not clear. Almost as if it's a bad photocopy.
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It seems invisible on my desk. I keep my photos under it and they look great!
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Bought as a gift; nicest image is on cover.  Images look like xeroxes of lifted photos run through PhotoShop emboss/edges filter.  Annoyingly no notes about where or what the photos are of . . . I'm guessing that adding this info might make back tracking copyright infringement easier.
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I really don't understand the complaints. The Impossible Project has brought back the old polaroid format instant photos. One of the things that brings us all back to another point in time when we see an instant photo is the classic polaroid border/frame. These include the white borders. What's not to like? Some photographers write directly on their photos' frames. One could do the same on these cards, adding a creative touch a typical postcard.
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I've got white pixels after 1 yr of use. Apparently there is a common problem with the chips... Contacting optoma to see if they will fix it...
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I don't know what happened. I am a professional digital artist and a member of NAPP, so I know what to look for in a digital file and imbedded profiles. My 16 x 20 canvas  print came back with dust spots all over it as well as going too much to the red. Maybe someone tried to compensate at the printer, but they were wrong. Instead of a portrait, I got a comic book page. If you're serious about your prints, do not use these people!