564 XL ink: color Photo performance

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• color photo can be printed on t-shirts?

  I don't know if this is the best place to ask this question but I hope that there are enough users here with t-shirt printing experience.

  I created a realistic work of photo for printing labels for a customer as a requirement of style. Now they also want this work longer printing on t-shirts and told me they will give him to another designer to vectorize it for this purpose. Technically, the work can be considered a color photo of landscape with a group of people at the front. I'm worried, how the image will look like after this, but from what I've seen impressions t-shirt are for the most part, with some dull colors or rulings art works. I think these are limits and I can't imagine how the work can look at something close to it. I don't have a lot of experience t-shirt but I understand vector vs raster and I don't know if my client knows what they are doing and wonder what you would do if you're in my situation.

  I would greatly appreciate your advice

  [a] color photo can be printed on t-shirts?

  Of course, it can. You can even order have made it one-off measures, online. On clear or dark substrates. Without even properly prepare the image, or even have an idea on how to do it. (My wife does all the time for gifts and arts mechanical and such.)

  .. .a photo realistic illustrations for printing labels for a customer. Now they also want this work longer printing on t-shirts and told me they will give him to another designer to vectorize it for this purpose... I don't have a lot of experience t-shirt but I understand vector vs raster...

  They [the customer]? and maybe even the other designer, do not know what they are talkking about. Contrary to widespread belief, work doesn't have to be "vectorized" in order to print on clothes, more that there must be vector illustrations in order to print on paper. Just like printing on paper, the work must be:

  • .. .the sufficient resolution for the size in which it will be printed.
  • ... color separable, appropriately for the used printing method.

  People talking about garment printing often confuse the concept of 'vector and raster' with "line from continuous tone art." Work of Contone must be 'your projected' (not talking print here) in order to print using color quadri (printing a small number of "primary" colors in a sort of model to simulate other colors).

  Contone work tone control must be done in printing, textile, everything as it should be done in the offset printing on paper. This is true regardless of what printing process is used for printing textiles. For printing directly on the fabric, the work must be the halftone color separation points (or other shapes), or stochastic points or bosses. The same should be done if textile printing is by heat transfer (the transfer must be color separation) or any other method of marking.

  Again, this has nothing to do with the work to be vector or pre-rasterized. It has to do with its continuous tone. You said that the work is "photo realistic". Yet whether vector work; It suggests only that we work continuous tone.

  Technically, the work can be considered a color photo of landscape with a group of people at the front.

  Technically, it's a description quite ambiguous. A picture of a landscape with people? Photo of a landscape color stacked behind some vector drawings of people?

  .. .to go from what I've seen t-shirt prints are for most works with some dull colors or line art screens.

  Then, you need to get out more. Today, you can easily find that t-shirts printed with images of contone printed in a variety of print and the tone of screening methods.

  I think these are limits and I can't imagine how the work can look at something close to it.

  Each printing method has limits. In general, people assume T-shirt silkscreen prints (as in screen printing, printing, but the screens are not silk these days). Screen printing requires generally relatively course tone control (either points of halftones, halftone lines and diffusion dither, dashed), compared to offset printing. And Yes, this is a limitation for offset printing. But it is also one of the reasons why the "requirement" of vector artwork is a myth. A requirement of vector artwork isn't all about resolution independence, contone compared to the line drawings. And the resolution is generally not a problem to print on a T-shirt, something originally designed for offset printing because the resolution requirements are relatively modest.

  Each printing method also has its own advantages. One of the advantages of screen printing is that its use of the printing process is not necessarily limited to only four inks. Another is that the screen printing inks can be opaque; You can actually highlights made impression on top of tones and semitones. That is why it is very bright and very saturated coloring can be done in silkscreen using technical dotted Posterization or taking the place of classic AM or FM your screening. And that is why the best screen printing very frequently creative use these methods instead of regular halftone screening.

  .. .wonder what you would do if you're in my situation...

  If you are looking for advice here, I would like to show a screenshot of the work. As almost always in this forum (or any other like him), best advice very much depends on the nature of the particular work.

  If it was me and my work, I ask the customer which is the company printing the packages he has in mind and then find out if its capabilities to respond to the work and the results expected. If it is not, I would recommend a suitable textile printing company and I would be optimal the work so that he makes me (and charge accordingly).

  JET

• HP Officejet 6968: Ink on photo paper

  Smears and wet ink on photo paper

  I was the paper in the tray with the glossy side facing upwards. Thanks for your help, sometimes it's something so simple.

• Canon MX922: Why won't my scanner scan color photos?

  Hello, my Canon MX922 produced copies of any color, but when I scan a color photo, the results of the analysis of a color photo are only in black & white, even when I push the Start button 'color' to scan.  However, the scanner will produce color documents scanned.  Please adivse how/where I need to adjust the settings to produce color photos scanned copies.  Thank you!

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• Print color photos appear under the name of b & w, as soon as I hit

  Color photos are suddenly appear in black and white as soon as I hit 'Print' and print in b & w only!  It is a new issue for me.

  Hello

  1. What is the brand and model of the printer?

  2. have there been recent changes to the computer before the show?

  First of all, make sure that the color cartridge/toner is not empty or blocked.

  I suggest to adjust the color settings in the printing preferences and check if it helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/choosing-print-options

  For your reference: Printer in Windows problems:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/printer-problems-in-Windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• Scanning color photos, but get out of black and white

  I am new to scanning - I'm scanning color photo, but it's scanning in black & white.  How it scan in color?

  original title: digitization of color photos

  The following articles might offer something useful:

  Windows Vista - Windows Photo Gallery - scan a picture
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/scan-a-picture

  Windows Vista - scanning: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/scanning-frequently-asked-questions

  Scanning in Windows Vista by using Windows Photo Gallery
  http://hpanswers.blogspot.com/2008/07/scanning-in-Windows-Vista-using-Windows.html

  Windows Live Photo Gallery - acquire Photos from a Scanner
  http://www.digitalmediausers.com/tabid/63/default.aspx

  How to scan Photos in Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://www.Dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-scan-photos-in-Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery.html

• scanning color photos come out blank and blach k

  My scanner is an all-in-one photosmart 5520 and when I scan color photo they come out black and white.

  I am a pensioner and not very computer but think it must be something to do with settings, can someone please help. Thanks a lot Shirley01

  You must have somehow set it or choose a mode that is black and white only. How do you scan? Computer or printer with the ' scan to '? If from the computer, which is the type selected? If the printer are you scan a document or photo, pdf, pdf seachable etc? If of course, change the setting and see if the colors come out?

• Color photos are considered black and white only

  So I took cottage holiday color photos, with my point and shoot digital camera. Just downloaded to computer. The tab 'pictures' are in color, but when I open each photo individually, he appears only in black and white. Help!

  So I took cottage holiday color photos, with my point and shoot digital camera. Just downloaded to computer. The tab 'pictures' are in color, but when I open each photo individually, he appears only in black and white. Help!

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  No guarantee... but following Microsoft "don't fix" may be worth a try:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Windows Photo and slideshow problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/windows_photo_and_slideshow_diag

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• V313 detects no ink color cartridge

  Greetings! My V313 just started telling me that my color ink is low and the cartridge needs to be replaced. I just put a new cartridge in 3 days ago, it printed very well then, and I barely used it. I put in another cartridge new, unused and the V313 told me that it is low on ink as well. I tried to pint in black only (another new cartridge), but simply of gives me the message "low ink color" and do not print. I lived on the website instructions troubleshooting Dell; and I reset the printer nothing helps. Of course, I checked both cartridges to ensure that all packaging had been abducted and that they were correctly statelye.

  Why the V313 does think that the ink cartridge is low when it is not? Thanks for any help.

  Mike,

  You can have a cartridge with a bad sensor. You can try a replacement, it may or may not work. I've heard of some members that some generic brands work, but I don't post brand names, in the case ethey do not work, so nobody can say I said it worked.

  I tried the cartridges refilled in the past and the print quality was not as good as expected. I'm trying generally to buy cartridges high capacity Dell series and they last a long time, for only a few dollars more.

  Rick

• Can you scan a color photo and correct in DC?

  I'm new to DC and want to know if you can scan a color photo and correct in DC?

  Photo editing would be a task for a program such as Adobe Photoshop.

• How to convert a different value of black color photos

  How to convert a different value of black color photos

  There are many ways to do it. You can open it in Camera Raw and check the box "convert to grayscale".

  

  Or you can add a B & W adjustment layer in Photoshop:

  

• I have a HP Photosmart more and I'll have the time the harder the 564 black ink cartridge installation.

  I have a HP Photosmart more and I'll have the time the harder the 564 black ink cartridge installation. It it not a cartridge 564xl. I am really considering to resume this printer and turning it.

  Hello

  What seems to be the issue. His are more in there or something like that? If so, check the icon on top of the cartridge, it should be a Hexagon, if you want to mount a "bow tie" it does not, since it is a photocartridge that is not supported by your printer.

• Photosmart B8550 - make the XL 564 cartridges ink also incorporate the same print head?

  Photosmart B8550

  XL 564 ink cartridges sit also in the same print head? Or do I need to buy a big print head to accommodate XL ink cartridges?

  I ask this is because 564 plain ink cartridges seem to fit pretty snuggly here, so I don't see how a wide range of ink cartridges could go in there!

  Or what is the standard ink cartridges are only half full and XL ink cartridges are full, so they use the same ink cartridge?

  Thank you!

  As long as you use the same number 564, etc. 940 XL just means that it gives more volume page. So, you can use the same print head...

• Hello, I have a Windows 7 Pc, where 5 Lightroom is installed.  When I opened a photo using "verkenner" I see a good color photo.  When I open a photo from Lightroom 5, the picture will be too dark. This gives the difficluties for the shaping of photograph

  Hello

  I have a Windows 7 Pc, where 5 Lightroom is installed.

  When I opened a photo using "verkenner" I see a good color photo.

  When I open a photo from Lightroom 5, the picture will be too dark. This gives struggling during the shaping of the photograph. Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Kind regards

  Marianne

  Hello Marianne,.

  I have something even. JPEGs are fine, naves are a few weeks ago 1.5 stop underexposed. It only happens with LR and Photoshop. Not with Nikon View or Capture. It only happenes when I use the d-lighting option active with one of my Nikon several. Is equivalent to your problem or is there something else?

  Erik

• Using layers to combine color photo on lined paper - loss of color

  I'm doing a guest design book for my mother's wedding. I have a picture that I want to combine on lined paper (created with Word and digitized. Saved in PDF). I was going to change the opacity of the photo to make it lighter while bringing in lines in the image below. I renamed the picture so there was more background, selected, copied and pasted on my white, bordered with image and the color photo, then became a black and white grainy. Otherwise, I could have put the photo on a white background and change the opacity to lighten it and then lines on the image, but it did not work as lines has not been out of uniform. Would really appreciate help! I have a couple of PSE books, but I'm still stuck. I use PSE 12.

  Thank you!

  Assuming that your double image is black lines on white background, place the image doubled over the image in the Palette layers. Change the opacity of the image doubled to multiply. The lines will be displayed and the image without change.

  It is an older version of PSE so my Palette layers will be different from yours, but the result should be the same.

  -What are you trying to do?