Re: Can you make the type darker on different types of...
I believe there is a button on the L. side of the keyboard that selects light medium or heavy and a green lever on the print head that moves the head distance from the paper.
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One of the most common reasons
for complaints about ink-jet output quality, is that the driver is set for
the wrong type of paper. Different papers require different amounts of
ink and different proportions of ink colors to produce the correct final
colors. Setting the paper type tells the driver which color tables to
use. Some ink-jets are supposed to recognize the paper type
automatically, but the feature doesn't always work. So if you're not
getting the results you expect, don't give up on the printer until
you've made sure you're setting the driver manually for the paper you're
actually using.
There a few different types of folds that a paper folder can do. All the different kinds of folds can be found on this site. Before you get excited about all the different folding options that are available you want to make sure that your folding machine is capable of doing those folds.
Few things to consider:
Are the new cartridges the same as the ones you took out (same make, same type)? If not this is the likely cause.
I am not to much in to Canon printers but probably like Epson they will have different types of genuine ink, you know longer lasting, brighter etc depending on how much you want to pay. Also you may have had Pigment Ink in before and now have dye inks or vise versa
Are your print setting the same (printers can be adjusted to print draft, text, or photo)
Are you using the same paper? Non-photo paper will significantly dull the colours.
Hope this finds you the reason. Best of luck.
Here is the solution for your problem just go through the steps given below and you can fix it yourself.
1. Check to make sure your printer has paper in its paper tray. If your printer has paper, check to make sure that the tray is not overloaded. If you suspect your paper tray is overloaded, remove some paper from the tray and attempt to print again.
2. Use the same type of paper when stocking the tray with paper; do not mix different types of paper into a single stack. Mixing different brands and weights of paper in a single stack makes your printer more prone to paper feed problems. If you find that one particular type of paper causes consistent feed problems, switching to a different type or weight of paper may solve the problem.
3. Check to make sure the paper in the tray is whole. Torn and creased paper will cause problems with the printer.
4. Open your printer's rear access cover and inspect the paper feed rollers. Dusty or dirty rollers cannot grip the paper; clean them with a soft, damp cloth and water.
5. Count your printer's rollers. HP printers have six paper feed rollers; if your printer is missing rollers the paper will not feed correctly. Contact HP to replace the rollers and repair your printer.
You need to select the correct Printer Profile for the type of paper you are using. If you are using non-Epson paper, you need to download the ICC Profile from the paper mfg. website.
You also need to check if the paper is comparable to an Epson paper that the printer supports. If the paper your using is not comparable to any Epson paper the printer supports then you might want to try using another kind of paper. Epson prefers Epson Paper. You can also try any non-Epson paper as long as it is comparable to any Epson paper the printer supports. Try to go to their website and look at the printer's specifications. It lists all type of paper the printer supports.
This can be caused by an incorrect paper type set for the printer. Go into the printer menu and select "Quality & Media" change the setting to the correct type of paper you are using. If this is not the issue you could use the maintenance menu for the printer e.g. clean the printer nozzles, paper alignment etc, Also see if there are driver or software updates from Canon's website for your printer.
It's never going to be perfect (unless the background is quite light in colour), because the copier basically "sees" the coloured background as "gray", and the darker the background the more "gray" it looks. Try setting the original type to "photo" mode, and then adjusting the exposure a little lighter/darker....that's all you can basically do.
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