How can I print digital art without losing all of the colors?
Whenever I try to print out something that, for example, I colored in with photoshop, the colors ALWAYS end up coming out muddled, dark, indistinguishable...etc. I have an Epson printer...is it the printer that's giving me problems? I printed my art out on another printer, though, and it still had the same issues.
What's up, and can I fix it?
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I don’t, obviously, know the details of your method of printing. Are you printing an RGB image through a CMYK printer, have you changed the mode of the image at all? Have you applied a profile to the image – it might be set for the wrong kind of output device. Do you have too high a coverage on the image, if it is higher than 280% many printers will have problems (that is if your darkest colours are made up of, for example, 100% cyan, 50% magenta, 50% yellow, 100% black 100+50+50+100=300)