<r><QUOTE author="pw66;148262"><s>[QUOTE=pw66;148262]</s>Have you tried using a piece of paper from a newly opened pack, to see if damp paper is the problem?<br/>
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The coating on sublimation paper soaks up moisture much quicker than other papers. Now that the weather is slightly warmer and ...

<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;148258"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;148258]</s>Are you printing in 8-bit RGB mode from Photoshop? Do you have any other graphics software that you can print from, eg. Illustrator, CorelDraw, Affinity or the free Inkscape or Gimp software? (Make sure any alternative software can ...

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<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;148253"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;148253]</s>Hmm ... to be honest, the only time I've had trouble with moisture was when I was subbing on aluminium panels and a few sheets of kitchen roll helped tremendously, however I've never had this issue with mugs, either in a press or ...

<r><QUOTE author="webtrekker;148251"><s>[QUOTE=webtrekker;148251]</s>What software do you print from? Is it set to manage colours and is your printer set to high-quality, plain paper, and to <U><s>[U]</s>not <e>[/U]</e></U>manage colours, maybe a setting has been changed?<br/>
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<r>Hi, I'm really hoping someone can help me because I'm pulling out my hair over this.<br/>
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Had my Ricoh SG 3110DN for 3ish years now and print quality has always been impeccible until... it just wasn't? Images are now coming out extremely grainy and are pressing grainy too. I have attached ...