One way to improve the quality of a photo before printing is to adjust the contrast and brightness settings. Contrast adjusts the intensity of light within an image, while brightness determines how much light appears in it. Adjusting these settings can make your photos look more vibrant or subtle depending on what you’re aiming for. Additionally, you may want to sharpen edges and reduce noise with one of the many editing tools available today such as Photoshop or Lightroom. These tools will help enhance details and give a polished finish that will be visible when printed out. Furthermore, using color correction software can allow you to precisely match colors from different images so that everything looks consistent when printed out together as well as ensure any images featuring people are properly balanced without being too bright or washed out looking. Taking extra time to perfect each setting before printing will pay off in the end with beautiful prints that have great quality!