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Hi Everyone,
I recently bought a DPP-EX5 digital photo printer, figuring the quality is much better than an inkjet. The quality is much better, but the colors are not right. Now I am not sure if it is over-exposed or under, over saturated or not. I scanned a few pictures and printed them. The skin tone was a little red, like the people in the picture had a sun-burn, and i am guessing the picture was over-exposed when printed, because the overall picture was lighter than the original. Here’s my question, I can adjust the sharpness, density and the R, G, B of the picture. Has anyone run into this problem with the printer, and was able to adjust these feature to correct it?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Tom
I recently bought a DPP-EX5 digital photo printer, figuring the quality is much better than an inkjet. The quality is much better, but the colors are not right. Now I am not sure if it is over-exposed or under, over saturated or not. I scanned a few pictures and printed them. The skin tone was a little red, like the people in the picture had a sun-burn, and i am guessing the picture was over-exposed when printed, because the overall picture was lighter than the original. Here’s my question, I can adjust the sharpness, density and the R, G, B of the picture. Has anyone run into this problem with the printer, and was able to adjust these feature to correct it?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Tom
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