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  Hey @Alastair2,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I see that you have problems with the print quality when printing photos. I also see that you are enrolled in the instant the ink program. As a subscriber to instant ink, for that matter, that I suggest contacting HP Cloud Services directly. You can do this by clicking on this link and fill in the form below.

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  These lines are narrow enough so that they are not very visible when printing on normal paper (copy).  They would probably be imperceptible on many kinds of printed documents.  However, they become quite noticeable and reprehensible when using good quality (in this case HP) photo paper to print photos.

  Absence of a printer resolution is not good for photo printing.

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