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I have a file with 2 layers, one of which is a solid color fill background layer (unlocked). I wanted to change the color of the fill for a new print so changed from a green to yellowish color. First print yesterday was fine and saved file.
Opened file today, made print, background fill is correct on monitor, green in print. Changed density of fill from 18 to 34%, now printed correctly but darker, so reset fill to 18%, prints out green, (as in the original file before I made the change and saved the file) – monitor and print preview show correct yellow!!??? Have match print color checked and no out of gamut issues.
Actually just checked again – selecting paper white in print preview shifts color to green!! Monitor is calibrated with spyder3, so it is accurate. This is a moderate color r = 248 g= 221 b = 173
checked all ink levels and all are fine,ran nozzle check but this is not likely a printer issue since it did print correctly yesterday and will print right color if density is changed today.
no other changes were made to file
printer is epson 2200, OS X 10.5.5 mac pro 8 gigs paper is enhanced matte.
Opened file today, made print, background fill is correct on monitor, green in print. Changed density of fill from 18 to 34%, now printed correctly but darker, so reset fill to 18%, prints out green, (as in the original file before I made the change and saved the file) – monitor and print preview show correct yellow!!??? Have match print color checked and no out of gamut issues.
Actually just checked again – selecting paper white in print preview shifts color to green!! Monitor is calibrated with spyder3, so it is accurate. This is a moderate color r = 248 g= 221 b = 173
checked all ink levels and all are fine,ran nozzle check but this is not likely a printer issue since it did print correctly yesterday and will print right color if density is changed today.
no other changes were made to file
printer is epson 2200, OS X 10.5.5 mac pro 8 gigs paper is enhanced matte.
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