When you print a photo on Matt paper

When you use a laser (vs inkjet) printer, are improvements in color on paper matte paper/paper looks?

MFJ

HIA Trains1985,

I'll try to help with this

"" I need to ask a question first of all please - rather than are the improvements, do you mean "are there of improvements"

I'll answer as if that is the question, ask yourself if you'll see improvements by changing the paper, well you might, please read on

you mention also pass to Matt/paper card, but not if it is a 'best' stock that you use now?

I'll answer as if you may have about moving from an improved stock, normally a more expensive. In some cases, you can see the improvements, see below:

There is a question of color and barely tonal in the press here, you can't choose any old paper or cardstock, [no matter] just and expect the exact tone and color (to match a decent screen calibrated fairly well). It COULD, it COULD No.

IF the paper stock or card you choose is properly supported by the manufacturer of printers ([i.e. He is listed there in the settings of the printer / media section of the driver software], and then, if you choose a stock better than your paper from day to day, you will see probably more color range (wider, more saturation) and better tone and detail.) Reasonable and color tone I hope.

I'm a guy of color management and recommend generally a user start on this type of research by tests using an image known good source, you can download mine at www.colourmanagement.net on the downloads page. [colourmanagement.net is spelled English/Canadian way ;-)]. This composite image was designed to include the so-called "memory colors" This means a little "know you" if they are far away.

For this test please start with the feel of a paper or a card that is listed in the [ printer settings] printer driver software and with the Photoshop print window the value "printer manages color."

Printer manufacturers go to much effort to papers which are suitable with their equipment and do the driver options to give good results. Sometimes this does not work, but today it is normally quite acceptable. Then, it will be a reference what to expect of your printer.

SO how do you move forward-

1: open the image in Photoshop (or lightroom) - the uploaded image looks OK on the screen? i.e. the skintones are natural. Greys neutral tonal range OK? etc.

2: makes an impression look 'right' [and may match the screen]. Make sure you only print on a piece of paper that listed in the [printer settings] print drivers software and it is selected as a 'media' and with the Photoshop print window the value "printer manages color".

Printer manufacturers go to much effort to papers which are suitable with their equipment and do the driver options to give good results. Sometimes this does not work, but today it is normally quite acceptable.

I hope this helps, please let me know

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