Are You Headache about the Image Quality after Sublimation Printing?

- 六月 07, 2017

People are always encountered all kinds of unexpected problems during the process of sublimation printing, and these problems can really make them go crazy. Today, we will talk about 2 common problems: Prints are blurry and Pictures are grainy.

1. Prints are blurry

If the images you print are blurry, then maybe your sublimation paper is damp, or you print on the wrong side.

If you loaded the paper correctly, try using a different paper setting. Your printer may be using too much ink for the selected paper. (Uncoated papers absorb more ink than coated, or glossy papers.) In the printer driver, switch to a lower-quality setting, or turn off options that use more ink--the Super MicroWeave setting in some Epson printers, for example.

2. Pictures are grainy

If you've already cleaned and aligned your print head and your images still look as though they have old- fashioned film grain rather than smooth gradations, try switching to a higher-quality print setting. If that doesn't solve the problem, the culprit may be low-quality paper. Try printing on a sheet of the manufacturer's recommended paper and see if the image quality improves. You'll usually get the best results--and encounter fewer problems--if you use high-quality paper and your printer manufacturer's inks.