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‎10-07-2018 04:55 AM

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Product: Deskjet 2630
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello!

 

I own HP deskjet 2630 printer. I have recently changed ink cartriges to new ones (original HP number 304 cartriges). I have tried printing several pictures, however, I have come across an issue: all pictures seem to be way too saturated, even when I tried printing black and white picture - even then it seemed to have a brownish shade over it. I have went through all possible settings, printed all possible diagnostic pages, cleaned cartridges, I have looked though support procedures, but did not seem to find the answer. I have also tried editing pictures to make the saturation lower, but after I have tried printing edited pictures, the saturation seemed to be even greater on a printed version. The printing quality was satisfactory when I was using the cartriges that came with my printer when I bought it. The only diference that happened is that I changed cartridges. Maybe there is any way to calibrate the colors? I cannot seem to find this option for this type of printer.

This is really frustrating as now it is nothing but a waste of ink and photo paper.  I hope someone could help me out solve this. Thank you in advance!  🙂

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