I have a bit of trouble seeing the yellow for routine nozzle checks, but not too bad. However, I have a ton of trouble seeing the yellow for the head alignments. I am near sighted, but starting to also wonder if I might be a little color blind...particularly on the on (forget the alignment name) when you get the colored square and have to choose the one with the least amount of yellow line in it. Does anyone else have trouble with the yellow and head alignment patterns? By the way, if anyone is interested I just started a photography blog at www.howardgrill.blogspot.com Howard --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Marsolais" <bob@...> wrote: > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Ken Carney" > <kcarney1@> wrote: > > > > When I run a nozzle check on my 2200, it seems the yellow ink is > more and > > more difficult to see (I do have 20/20), whereas the other colors > are clear. > > Ken, > > How easy it is to see yellow in a nozzle check depends a lot on the > type of lighting you have in your room. If it is incandescent light > which has a high yellow content, it will be hard to see yellow ink. I > keep a small LED flashlight next to my printer. Since "white" LED's > emit blueish light, the yellow ink shows up much better. > > Bob >
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Re: another head cleaning question
2007-01-23 by howg2211
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