Hallo all, I'm using an epson 1290 and have for a while noticed that the magenta channel (and sometimes the cyan) creates a very light random spray around, either side and a little above where it's told to. It's only really noticable on contrasty coloured/white edges, but has begun to concern me, especially since I've noticed my black is seriously out of alignment too (the magenta channel is rather fuzzy-edged as well, though this could be a more extreme version of the spattering problem). Whereas I can at least put the splatteriness down to dirt or something , the black problem is odder, since a head alignment process says they are fine - in the test sheet line 8 is the best in all three b/w prints, as it should be, and 5 is best in the colour prints, also as it should be. But the black text that labels them is out of alignment, very clearly. It's much improved if I turn off high speed printing, but still not perfect. I've had a look through the archives, and searched a few other groups and the net generally, but I can't find any useful references to splattery output, and don't really know how to search for unalignable-heads-when-the-printer-says-they're-ok. Any ideas, any experience with problems like this? sandy @ www.euphy.co.uk
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Misleading head alignment, also splattery printing
2002-11-15 by Euphy
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