HP B8350 User Guide - Page 114

Resolving photo printing problems, Paper Type/Quality

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Resolving photo printing problems Also see Poor print quality and unexpected printouts for additional troubleshooting information. ● Make sure you are printing on the correct side of the media ● Load media print-side down in the input tray and front manual feed slot. ● Load media print-side up in the rear manual feed slot. ● Check the print settings 1. Open the printer driver (see Printing a document). 2. On the Features tab (Windows) or the Paper Type/Quality panel (Macintosh), check the following settings: ● Select the appropriate photo paper type. ● Select the highest resolution option such as Best or Maximum dpi on the print quality drop-down list. ● Colors are tinted or incorrect If colors in photographs appear tinted or incorrect, follow these steps: 1. Calibrate the color (see Calibrating the color). Photo print cartridges must be installed for color calibration. 2. Reprint the photograph. 3. If colors are still tinted or incorrect, try the following steps: ● Windows: Open the printer driver (see Printing a document), click the Color tab, and then click More color options. ● Macintosh: Click File and click Print. Open the Paper Type/Quality panel and click the Color Options tab. 4. Adjust the color tone sliders: If the colors are too yellow, move the color tone slider towards Cooler. If the colors are too blue, move the color tone slider towards Warmer. 5. Reprint the photograph. 104 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting ENWW

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Resolving photo printing problems
Also see
Poor print quality and unexpected printouts
for additional troubleshooting information.
Make sure you are printing on the correct side of the media
Load media print-side down in the input tray and front manual feed slot.
Load media print-side up in the rear manual feed slot.
Check the print settings
1.
Open the printer driver (see
Printing a document
).
2.
On the
Features
tab (Windows) or the
Paper Type/Quality
panel (Macintosh), check the following
settings:
Select the appropriate photo paper type.
Select the highest resolution option such as
Best
or
Maximum dpi
on the print quality drop-down
list.
Colors are tinted or incorrect
If colors in photographs appear tinted or incorrect, follow these steps:
1.
Calibrate the color (see
Calibrating the color
). Photo print cartridges must be installed for color
calibration.
2.
Reprint the photograph.
3.
If colors are still tinted or incorrect, try the following steps:
Windows
: Open the printer driver (see
Printing a document
), click the
Color
tab, and then
click
More color options
.
Macintosh:
Click
File
and click
Print
. Open the
Paper Type/Quality
panel and click the
Color
Options
tab.
4.
Adjust the color tone sliders: If the colors are too yellow, move the color tone slider towards
Cooler
. If the colors are too blue, move the color tone slider towards
Warmer
.
5.
Reprint the photograph.
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Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
ENWW