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• Photo quality

  Using windows photo Gallery, my photo quality drops, unless I run the program administrator, then they are back to normal.  How can I get the quality of my return to normal of the photo? Help!

  Excellent detective work!

  Thanks for the comments.

• wireless printer won't networked computer photo-quality paper. Due to office, but no cell phone

  original title: wireless printer won't networked computer photo-quality paper. Due to office, but no cell phone

  I have a wireless HP printer. Desktop and lap top are connected to the printer. Desktop will switch printer on photo-quality paper when asked but laptop will not pass. Tried to change prefereces and still does not work. In the contrary case, it prints fine laptop.

  Hello

  Install the latest printer drivers in the notebook, and the check.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/find-and-install-printer-drivers

  Also try the troubleshooting of network running.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/using-the-network-troubleshooter-in-Windows-7

  It will be useful.

• HP Deskjet 3055 A photo quality print wet and stained.

  HP Deskjet 3055 has produced BON11B

  Unable to print photo-quality images dryly

  All inks run and smudge.

  Hi solcolumb,

  Thanks for the reply!

  It could be the combination of paper ink, good fishing according to my research, I would recommend the HP Advanced Photo Paper, as it appears to be available in the United Kingdom.

  Once you have had a chance to change the photo paper, please let me know if there is a difference in the photos!

• Photo quality poor when you import the slideshow in items 10

  Hello

  I use elements and Photoshop Elements 10 on Vista.

  What I'm trying to do, this is a slideshow that I made in Photoshop in a film that I make the slide show appears as a menu item and I don't have to include a separate for importing images drive. I have sucessfully imported, added the menu marker and the drive works, but the photo quality is really crappy. When I play the slide show on its own, the pictures are very good. What Miss me?

  Thanks in advance!

  Mary

  Welcome to the forum.

  They work on several levels:

  1. A subscriber comes with a problem or issue, and then, I hope someone will have an answer
  2. A subscriber comes with a problem or issue in mind and then searches for other threads, very similar and I hope that receives the response
  3. A Subscriber has been read, looking for ideas, etc.

  In your case, it seems that # 2 worked, just as it should.

  As for your question, PrE can produce slideshows for display of DVD video, as good as it gets. Videos / commercial DVD enter into a different area, with video footage, with the movement. There, Hollywood uses a special transcoding software, which allows a lot, much more past to identify areas of movement, to transcode just the right speed for best results. Before the fact that with but two passes, in contrast to the programmes of US $500,000, composed of highly qualified experts, who have nothing other than transcoding, throughout the day. PrE is limited in this regard, but with a slideshow, it will be able to apply the higher speed (DVD-specs. are strict here, therefore, flow well higher = more high quality, DVD-video can go only so far.) Also, Hollywood uses DVD-9 (DL) so that more time can be created on a disk, to the highest permitted speed, for each segment of the video. With a slide show, the throughput will be higher than the DVD specifications. allow and by the length of the slideshow vs the disk capacity.

  Now, there are a few other considerations, such as the limited range of colors and Gamma of DVD-video vs displayed on a calibrated monitor or a calibrated broadcast monitor. Must study this limited and different color range and perhaps adjust the colors first, in Photoshop. Pre is not designed for the output of the show, so doesn't have many tools, which has PrPro. In addition, very few users PrE have a broadcast monitor calibrated for the color adjustment. Finally, even though it has produced the ultimate result, with a full understanding of the range of colors and used a perfectly calibrated broadcast monitor, unclear what will be the calibration of the monitor of the client (PC or TV). Which is perfect on a broadcast monitor calibrated would look great when installing the client, or maybe not. A Broadcast engineer can only adapt to the standards and hope for the best when the disc strikes the public. Ditto for the Audio. Who knows what can read DVD-Video "Aunt margin"?

  For ultimate results, I would create a montage with some Images, but with each adjusted slightly differently in Photoshop. Add a title, like a lower third, with the color and Gamma settings to each version, maybe variations 5, which are slightly different. PS allows you to adjust the colors and Gamma in many respects, so Explorer. Then, this timeline for DVD-video, using high quality media, the author and test it on their DVD player/TV Setup. See which version looks the best and the specificities of this title. To process the actual Images yet for DVD slide show.

  Don't forget, if you put things up ideally, they will be calibrated their system and Photoshop. Photoshop is a color managed work space, things will be, as good as it gets. DVD-Video and TV are NOT color managed workspaces and most consumers TV is out of calibration, having just the generic parameter of the factory. Nothing can be done about it.

  As mentioned above, if the reading is for a computer (not a DVD player and TV), then better color and Gamma could be achieved by an AV file and then burn that to a DVD Data disk, for delivery. However, there are still variables of the customer's computer, his monitor and even the player the software used. Play a large role in how this AV file will play for them.

  Good luck, and I wish there was an answer "relentless", on how to achieve the ultimate results, but there are so many variables involved.

  Hunt

• Office Jet Pro 8600: bad quality printing on HP Premium Plus Photo paper

  Using HP Premium Plus Photo paper print quality is terrible! I have selected the correct paper and the "highest DPI", but the results are shockingly bad. The same photo printed on paper ordinary is by far superior, so it seems to be the book that is the problem. Anyone got tips?

  HP Premium Plus Photo paper is designed for dye based printing.  Printers Officejet Pro 8600 used pigment ink which is not compatible with the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper.

  I suggest that you try the Photo paper advanced HP, it is more appropriate for the Officejet Pro 8600.

• HP 5530 Envy: Photo quality is bad

  My printed photos look terrible!  Skin tones are similar to a "bad spray tan.  This can be corrected?  I know very few photograph so I need very simple instructions, if you have a.  Thank you very much in advance for the answer to my SOS.

  Hi @stmpn_scrppn,

  Welcome to the community of HP.

  I understand that you are experiencing some poor print quality on photos printed from your HP ENVY 5530. I'll be happy to help you.

  Below, I've posted a link to a document that has some instructions on how to print photos. Please try all the steps in order and get back to me with the results.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-5530-e-all-in-one-printer-series/5304881/document/c03781263/

  If you still experience the problem of print quality after going through the above link, try the link below for steps solve print quality problems.

  HP ENVY, printers DeskJet - fixing poor print quality

  If it helps, will testify of my answer by pressing the 'thumbs up' below, or click on the button "Accept as Solution" if I helped you reach a solution.

  I hope this helps and have a nice day.

• Photo quality Xperia compact z3

  Hi there... just playing with my camera and reading about problems people are having. I initially thought shit how the camera was after looking at my photos in the "PHOTOS" application Then I saw in 'ALBUM' (which I don't remember if I've downloaded or has been included) in any case, the pictures are great now. In addition, simply by using the preview window bit when you're in the actual application of the 'CAMERA', also shows that I have good quality photos. Maybe the camera still has flaws, but I speak only the desperate crappy resolution when you use the 'PHOTOS '. Hope this helps

  Hi there... yes I restarted in safe mode. Exactly the same problem. The "photos" application shows very bad quality photos that I've taken to mp 8-20. The other app 'album' is fine. As it is the preview of the photos when you use the "camera".

• 4500 photo quality

  I use a printer Officejet 4500 G510g on Windows 8 machine.  I tried to print a photo on advanced HP, 4 x 6 Photo paper.  I tried to use the best quality and quality time normal and bot I get a very stained photo. Almost, it looks like too much ink on paper and is wet with ink.  I cleaned the thing same ink jets. Any suggestions?  Thanks in advance.

  Hi kenparnell,

  Looks like a hardware problem, not a problem with the settings in the program you are printing from.

  Please use the following document and let me know how it works. Troubleshooting print quality problems.

  Fingers crossed!

• In plain paper Photo quality is terrible...

  Hello

  First of all, excuse me my bad English.

  I have a Photosmart Premium C309g, and I have problem with printing photos using plain paper. The colors are horrible.

  If I print a normal document, such as a table excel with graphics, the colors are correct.

  If I print a photo that the glossy paper, the quality is excellent. Perfect. I used the paper provided with your printer.

  However, if I print the same photo for a plain paper, the colors are little different. I'll try to explain: it's like red is a little more pink, Brown had a little yellow, some white - as in the shade - go blue... It's like the right color but incorrect tone (?).

  I know, it's hard to explain but I really need help.

  I tried the new installation of driver using a laptop and the same thing happen.

  I tried new cartridges (the old cartridges still have ink) but the same thing happen.

  I tried to clean the print head using the Toolbox of the printer, but nothing changes, except the ink level.

  My old HP 1510 print photos perfectly plain paper

  The problem also happens on Linux...

  Windows 7 x 64 / latest version of the drivers.

  When printing on photo paper, that the photo black ink is used, the normal black is used for plain paper.  The question that you see may be due to the normal black print does not correctly.

  See thesteps in this troubleshooting documentation.  In Solution 6, colors appear correct?  If the troubleshooting steps in the page above do not correct the problem, then thepage here can solve the problem

• Web cam on Satellite L350 photo quality is very poor

  Hello
  My webcam is not ok, its very bad quality and I tried to change everything in the settings.
  Please help me :)

  Why do you think that's bad?
  Have you compared the quality with some other cam?

• Locked photo quality color

  Hello world

  I would like to know if there is a way to color grade clips in a timeline first and ensure that nothing moves around (locking of the photo).

  Any suggestions?

  See you soon,.

  Sanne

  I can understand the concerns of the OPs, it's too easy to accidentally over a clip, especially if "selection follows plays head" is on. I have a number of shortcut keys that slide titles and I know something get uttered without realizing. I put in a feature request for a 'locking in time clip' option, similar to that of the hearing, to prevent the movement of locked elements.

• HP Envy 4504: Envy 4504 photo prints too red with print quality = better

  Hello

  I hope someone can help.

  On my HP Envy 4504 photos are printed OK print normal quality, but when the print quality is set to best photos are printed to the red. In addition, with DPI Maximum printing photos are much too red.

  This takes place two times printed on paper Normal and on Photo paper

  With the GIMP, I tried to make an example of how a photoprint looks like.

  I made the example by changing the color Balance: Red cyan - about + 40:

  (my GIMP is Dutch...)

  

  Here is the result:

  LEFT: Photo printed in normal quality; Photo on the RIGHT printed in better quality:

  

  I have already completely remove the software HP Envy and did a clean reinstall. No change.

  I have print-head - cleaning cycles (2 times); color of HP-testprint strips looks very good: all are strong in alignment is correct

  Unfortunately: No picture change in best quality still too red.

  The ink levels are okay.

  Any suggestions what is wrong and what can solve this problem?

  Thank you for your support

  Kees-Jan Timmer

  Hi @Kees-Jan,.

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I noticed that your HP Envy 4504 prints photo is too red with print quality = best on Windows 10 operating system. I'm happy to help you!

  Where a setting is disabled, with GIMP, have you tried to print photo quality with other programs? If so, what happened?

  You use genuine HP cartridges or refills?

  None of your ink cartridges are low or empty?

  In the meantime, please make sure that all the steps in this guide, fixing poor print quality are executed. And let me know what happens!

  Thanks for posting and hope to hear from you soon!

  If this, or one of the posts on this thread, helped you to solve the problem, please click 'Accept as Solution' said post. To show you 'like', or that they are grateful for my post, please click the thumbs upwards below. If there is anything else I can do to help, please don't forget to let me know!

• Placed in ID photo print quality support

  I'm redesigning a menu bar to the restaurant I work as an accountant. I have already received a huge help here with other issues and I'm down to the last hurdle. Inside covers the fault of owners photo of the staff with the text "come and meet a friend...". "I received an email from the original photo that was 32 inches wide and 24 inches high in resolution 72. I copied the original photo and resized copy in photoshop to the right size for the menu about 4 x 5 to 200 resolution page and basic corrections like the shadow and highlights and levels in the setting menu. (I'm not qualified in the field correctional photo.) I studied photo discussions in the forum ID and came across a couple with suggestions I've tried.

  The suggestion of exporting to a PDF file and printing greatly improved the quality of the photo but the orange border on the top and the much lighter printed text, which means it will not work with other pages. I use CS2 version and I am not competent in color management, but it is said in ID CS2 a consistent color management between the programs.

  My printer is an Epson R2400. The file that I attached is a scan of printed material and I hope that the Visual for the spectators is good enough to see what I mean. The paper is cream colored card stock which is then laminated to protect overturned drinks etc, so I do certainly not excellent photo quality printing, just acceptable.

  Thank you in advance.

  Patty

  Ok.

  I can say with some degree of certainty that the problem with this page is no more (when you make your PDF) you use a parameter that allows to convert to CMYK, in which case you must re-export and change the output for the Conversion of colors No. or (when you print directly from ID) you need to change the print settings of the default "Optimized subsampling" to 'ALL' in the field of data transmission the graphic part of the print dialog box.

• How to copy photos in the photos on a cd application, it was easy in iPhoto, but seems to be missing

  I need to make a cd of the photos app, and he took on the transition of the photos from iPhoto app, it seems. also if you copy high resolution images that have been implemented phot they now photos when you copy them

  You must have upgraded from an earlier version of iPhoto because the option was not in any recent versions. In addition, burning a CD in iPhoto burned a library, not copy the pictures, so anyway, the process to engrave pictures on the disc is the same as it's always been:

  Export images from the application (file-> export) to a folder on the desktop and burn with the Finder.

  also if you copy high resolution images that have been implemented phot they now photos when you copy them

  Pretty much depends on what you mean by "copy". Use the Export command and you can choose the size of photos, quality of the files, and many other variables too. This was written for iPhoto, but it's about 95 percent even in Photos.

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-4921