Vorkolor
Fan of Printing
- Joined
- Mar 22, 2016
- Messages
- 52
- Reaction score
- 27
- Points
- 58
- Location
- Hønefoss, Norway
- Printer Model
- Canon Pixma iP7250
I tried some canvas "paper" from Clas Ohlson in my dye printer, using quality aftermarket inks and the printing software that came with the printer. A color print looked terrible, mud-like browns instead of blacks. BW printing looked OK, dark grey instead of deep black but not in a way that ruined the photo.
Can speciality papers such as canvas and metallic only be used with success in pigment printers, or are there also varieties that work well in consumer dye-ink printers? Would the color print looked OK if I had a proper profile for the canvas paper (and a way to apply it to the printing process)?
Can speciality papers such as canvas and metallic only be used with success in pigment printers, or are there also varieties that work well in consumer dye-ink printers? Would the color print looked OK if I had a proper profile for the canvas paper (and a way to apply it to the printing process)?