The colors are off, the lines are blurry, and the image you get looks nothing like what is on your screen. Before you take your printer back, you may want to check your paper. The paper you bought with the printer is often the most important part of how your print appears. It is the image, the output, which we generally look at in the end. To get the best print, it is important to choose the right paper.
Ink is applied to the paper and the liquid part evaporates leaving the color behind.
Instead of using a brush, ink jet printing places tiny, discrete drops of ink of different colors on the surface of the paper, forming dots which your eye blends together to create the image. Continues on next page. . . . This is a Spam-Free web site. The screen shots herein represent the copyrighted works of their respective owners, and are used here for editorial demonstration purposes. Not all areas of the online environment allow special characters such as the registration and trademark marks.