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Why won't 2880 switch back to photo black?
I switched black inks to print on some matte paper and then switched back to photo black. Now it still offers just the matte papers in the profile options.
I have tried all that i know to do. the printer shows that photo black is back, but PS4 does not recognize this. What next? thanks |
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Re: Why won't 2880 switch back to photo black?
What are your printer paper settings in the CS print dialog?
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Re: Why won't 2880 switch back to photo black?
Can you post a screenshot of your CS print dialog with the Epson settings screen open? It should look something like this, and here is where the ink and or media choices probably need to be reset to "photo black" :
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Re: Why won't 2880 switch back to photo black?
In the main CS dialog, you want Photoshop to manage color and then also select the paper profile for your printer and whichever rendering intent you prefer (I usually use RC). Then in the Epson dialog (second screen), switch all CM to OFF. Once you have all of this selected for a particular paper, you can save it up under where it says "Presets" in the Epson dialog using a name that is descriptive, like, "Epson Prem Luster PK"
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