Post by ricwalters on Jan 23, 2017 1:56:40 GMT
Greetings,
I've purchased a couple of Karl's kits recently. When I print them, the textures come out so dark I cannot see the brick detail. I've tried just about every different setting for the printer, the file, and the PC graphics. I've test printed the various settings and have over twenty different samples. Unless I increase the "brightness" to the point where the textures are washed out, there is very little difference between the samples. I'm using Windows 10 on a new, high powered PC, a Canon MG7720 printer connected via wifi and standard 110 pound card stock. I just replaced an Epson printer with the Canon, but had the same issues with it too. I've seen built up pics on various sites, including Vampifan's and the bricks look great, having great definition and color. One theory I've come up with is that this might be due to th compression settings Wargame Vault might be using.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ric Walters
I've purchased a couple of Karl's kits recently. When I print them, the textures come out so dark I cannot see the brick detail. I've tried just about every different setting for the printer, the file, and the PC graphics. I've test printed the various settings and have over twenty different samples. Unless I increase the "brightness" to the point where the textures are washed out, there is very little difference between the samples. I'm using Windows 10 on a new, high powered PC, a Canon MG7720 printer connected via wifi and standard 110 pound card stock. I just replaced an Epson printer with the Canon, but had the same issues with it too. I've seen built up pics on various sites, including Vampifan's and the bricks look great, having great definition and color. One theory I've come up with is that this might be due to th compression settings Wargame Vault might be using.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Ric Walters