help

[jase121]

can any1 help me i have got my printer working after playing around for a couple of days but when i print the picture the pictures seam slightly faided & dull so when i print them onto the mug i have the same problem before i print i put the printer onto best picture option but still same problem i have tryed googling and going onto you tube with no sucess so any help would be great also before i print it comes up with this message (some postscript specific print settings (interpolation,calibration, encodinding) will be ignored since you are printing to a non-postscript printer) does this make sense to anyone and can any1 help me with this any help would be ace.
i am using a epson s22 printer
thank you

[bms]

This could be a day of "S22 problems" :)

The issue is probably caused by a lack of ICC profile. Did your supplier provide you with this?

[smitch6]

when you 1st print the image it does look dull on the paper
for test purposes only print very small images that way you can re-use the same mug over and over to save on wastage

Paul will hopefully be along soon to advice on profiles etc he's the man for this :)

[jase121]

thanks for your response but sorry martin but i dont know what icc profile is im editing pictures on photoshop and using that to print i got the printer from argos and got the normal install disk plus basic photo printing program but i only use photoshop

[accdave]

Are you using the inks you got with the printer ?

[John G]

There's your answer then - you need a profile to use the sublimation ink.

[jase121]

accdave im using sublimation ink off ebay

[jase121]

john g where do i get a profile for sublimation ink? thanks

[smitch6]

Paul (one of the mods) is the one to speak to for a profile
and he will explain how to install it etc as well
it's not free but the service is brill and will sort you out no problems

[bms]

accdave im using sublimation ink off ebay

Unless this slipped past Sawgrass's eagle eyes then this may be genuine inks - have you asked the seller for an ICC profile? Does the ink have a brand name?