Re: Colour Problems Again
Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 13:01
I purchased a Ricoh 3110D - I had a go at making some coasters for the first time last night, lots of tips and information on here which really helped.
The problem is:-
1. This is the original picture, notice the brown part of the dog is a chestnut colour. When printed on a normal printer it is almost perfect. When I print onto the sublimation paper, it is slightly orange. Once the image is processed onto the coaster it turns into a bright orange. I have just looked at the mugs I produced earlier in the week and they are also orange. I set the temperature for 200, initially 60 seconds but the image looked scuffed, so I increased to 70 seconds, everything looked perfect except the chestnut colour is orange.
This is the originial.
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This is the print on sublimation paper you can see how the colour has changed slightly to orange! I am concerned the colour has gone wrong at this stage.
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This is a selction of four I produced, the ears have turned orange.
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The problem is:-
1. This is the original picture, notice the brown part of the dog is a chestnut colour. When printed on a normal printer it is almost perfect. When I print onto the sublimation paper, it is slightly orange. Once the image is processed onto the coaster it turns into a bright orange. I have just looked at the mugs I produced earlier in the week and they are also orange. I set the temperature for 200, initially 60 seconds but the image looked scuffed, so I increased to 70 seconds, everything looked perfect except the chestnut colour is orange.
This is the originial.
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This is the print on sublimation paper you can see how the colour has changed slightly to orange! I am concerned the colour has gone wrong at this stage.
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This is a selction of four I produced, the ears have turned orange.
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