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  Where you see "Invert color" on Photos for Mac?  Using an extension of photo editing?

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  I have a HP Photosmart 6520 all-in-one printer/scanner/copier... I use a MacBook Pro, which has Mountain Lion OSX 10.8.2. I've linked the 6520 wireless via a "n" wireless TP Link ADSL2 modem/router.

  I scan a document of color for the MBP, using 6520 display panel, if I choose (in the settings) "Scan Type > Document (PDF)", the result is a PDF black & - not white. I would have thought that he would transmit the color scanner. It never occurred to ask me about it when I bought the camera.

  If, on the contrary, for the same color paper, I select "Scan Type > Photo (JPEG)" the result is more "fragmented".jpeg files, each showing only a small element of the scanned rather than see the page as a feature complete in a single file (but they come out in color!).

  I'm something wrong or missing something? Is B & W PDF standard? How can I force a color document can be completely copied into a .jpeg file? Once more, any advice will be accepted with gratitude.

  Hello
  The workflow default scanning set up to scan documents in black and white. Be sure to change the settings for scanning to scan color documents:

  1 open the HP utility and select your device.
  2. based on Scan Settings open the "Scan to Computer".
  3. click on the tab scan tasks.
  4. Select the affected PDF shortcut and click on change... (or double-click on the shortcut).
  5. in the section of scanning from an HP device, click the blue triangle or button view details to expand the menu.
  6. in the expanded menu now, open the drop-down next to the Mode
  7. now select the color option, and then click OK to save the changes. The next scanned using this workflow is displayed in color.

  In addition the default workflow analysis configured to identify the bigoted elements. Be sure to change the scanning settings to not crop the area swept as follows:

  1 open the HP utility and select your device.
  2. based on Scan Settings open the "Scan to Computer".
  3. click on the tab "scan tasks.
  4. Select the shortcut to Scan JPG allows to analyze, and then click on edit.
  5. in the section of scanning from an HP device, click the blue triangle or button view details to expand the menu.
  6. in the expanded menu now, open the drop down next to cultures in and set as none.
  7. click OK and try to scan the image.

  Kind regards
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• 7520 photosmart all-in-in-one: blocks of color missing and streaked on diagnosis

  Hello

  My printer is no longer printing, currently indicating that there is a "printer failure". No other code. I ran through all the steps of troubleshooting online, but still it does not work. I ran a diagnostic print quality and the black 'block' is missing and the "block" photo is ridged. The cartridges are new and clean. There is no "clean printhead" option in the menu on the printer display. Only "cartridges clean', which I finished. The cartridges have been checked and it the orange tab is not on and are deep-set.

  The printer has been enabled or disabled. The problem still persists.

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  Hi SA999,

  I appreciate all the troubleshooting you have already done so and want help to see if we can solve this problem.

  I suggest to use the following document to resolve the problem. Troubleshooting print quality problems

  If the problem persists, take a look at this video, you can find very useful. Hot water rinse printhead - HP ink printers of the series with removable printhead.

  If the problem persists, I suggest to call HP.  Even if the printer is maybe more warranty, HP may be able to offer something. Maybe they can offer a discount on a newer model, or discuss the option to replace the print head!

  If you are in the Canada, U.S. dial 800-474-6836 or you can Contact HP worldwide.

  Thanks for joining the HP Forums.

  I hope this helps.

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• Quality color, printing photos on OfficeJet J6480

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  Right now, that you have discovered, is not the best choice for a shipping label printer!  That is, Best Buy $ 50 million or printer will be a better choice.

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• Intermittent pixelation, fuzz and reduction of the colors (with photos)

  EDIT: Are the images below showing no not for you? I downloaded via the forum. Some tips on making them to show? I selected the option to make them private.

  A few days ago, we bought a new DM4 1160-United States. Occasionally, we will get what looks like the pixelation, fuzz, or out of the blue color reduction. Put the PC to sleep so he raises he cleared.

  We use the Windows 7 x 64 original operating system. Nothing fancy is installed. All drivers are in their last review by downloads driver update Windows and HP online.

  Here are pictures of the problems. What they don't show, it's how some pixels will start randomly blinking or flickering.

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  I want to buy HP printer OfficeJet Pro 8620 wireless color Photo with Scanner, copier and fax machine (A7F65A #B1H), but I want to know if the product can use photo cards to print photos. The product also allows to print normal word documents? Thanks to an expected answer.

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  Hello

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• What color profile photos come with?

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• Colors and photo look terrible quality when set as wallpaper and after emailing, help?

  Hello world!

  so I recently had a problem, I think that it is possible to do with the way my pictures are saved.
  I recently had to wipe my computer and support everything on a hard drive, so I had to re install photoshop. Since the wipe I had some problems with the way my photos look when I have them set as bottom of screen or when I send an email the colors in the pictures appear very dirty and washed out and the quality seems worse as well but who could appear just like that because the photo is already so horrible. When I discovered photos in my photo gallery in my documents they look very well,

  they look good in photoshop and they appear normally when I transfer them to Web sites, the problem only seems to occur when I email them and when I set them as the background.

  

  Here is an example of one of my photos, the background image is the good image of high quality with the colours displayed correctly. Above is what happens to the image when I put it as my background or when I send by e-mail. This would be a matter of CMYK? I thought that I double checked and all my settings were correct, but at this point I'm pretty frustrated

  
  Does anyone have an idea what is happening here?

  Thank you!

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  3. save the image and try to download on mail, or set as background.

  Kind regards

  Claes

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  I'm doing something wrong?  It just surprised (and disappointed) me that I don't see any difference when I let the printer manage colors and when I have Photoshop manage colors using an ICC file I created specific to my new printer and the paper choice.

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  ~ R.

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