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04-06-2016 08:59 AM - edited 04-06-2016 09:11 AM
There are vertical bars of a slightly lighter color regularly spaced across the picture. The department is not seeing anything like this with the maps and blue prints they informally print.
I took a photograph of the print out and used paint I selected a small portion of a much larger picture to keep the original quality and reduce the file size enough to upload to this posting.
This is part of the original unprinted image,using paint I selected a small portion of a much larger picture to keep the original quality and reduce the file size enough to upload to this posting.
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04-06-2016 01:00 PM
I have been an HP printer tech for over 30 years and have been out on many calls with same issue on T series.
Good luck.
Dave
04-06-2016 01:00 PM
I have been an HP printer tech for over 30 years and have been out on many calls with same issue on T series.
Good luck.
Dave
04-12-2016 05:27 PM
Hi,
Make sure you are using a good quality paper, like photo or Heavy weight coated paper
Once you have a good paper loaded, print on best mode. The bands you get, if they are 1 inch apart, is because the printer is printing on fast.
Just by changing the quality you will see the difference.
As Dcpcfix mention, this is a technical printer, not photo. But you can definitely can get a better quality from what you are getting.
Mike G
I'm an HP Inc employee. But my response is not in behalf of HP Inc