hubbabubba
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Hi,
I've read some of the threads of the forum. Very nice, lots of people who know a lot about printing.
I've some small-format printers, an HP and a Canon-brand. I also have some extra cartridges, and color registration isn't important anyway (mostly printing black and white).
Trying to print a bright red, and found out (through forum) that's not possible with standard CMYK.
It's only a single colour that I need to print for a logo on white paper, so colour registration is not important. Instead of a dedicated printer for this one job, what do you think about getting bright magenta and replacing the regular magenta in a spare cartridge?
I could fiddle with the on-screen colour until the output resembled what I wanted on the page.
It's the ten-dollar solution versus the 150+ solution.
I've read some of the threads of the forum. Very nice, lots of people who know a lot about printing.
I've some small-format printers, an HP and a Canon-brand. I also have some extra cartridges, and color registration isn't important anyway (mostly printing black and white).
Trying to print a bright red, and found out (through forum) that's not possible with standard CMYK.
It's only a single colour that I need to print for a logo on white paper, so colour registration is not important. Instead of a dedicated printer for this one job, what do you think about getting bright magenta and replacing the regular magenta in a spare cartridge?
I could fiddle with the on-screen colour until the output resembled what I wanted on the page.
It's the ten-dollar solution versus the 150+ solution.