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My trusty Epson 3880 has just started to exhibit some weird behavior. Printing 8.5x11 glossy paper, it will print fine until it reaches close to the bottom of the page -- with the print head a bit less than an inch from the bottom, and past the point where the bottom of the paper has cleared the bottom of the autofeed paper-feed stack. At that point the paper will skew to the left (looking at the printer from the front), so at the very bottom of the image I get some angled overprint. Nothing's obstructing the paper on the output tray side, and looking down into the slot as it prints I can't see anything pushing the paper sideways. Has anyone encountered this? Any insights / suggestions? Thanks!

<p>Bumping to the top -- no one has had this problem?</p>

<p>On the Sony RX100 III that's my belt-rider everyday camera the outer two (top & bottom) lens cover leaves often stick and don't open fully when I turn the camera on, resulting in vignettish edge shadowing. It hardly reaches the level of sending the camera in for repair, but it's annoying as hell. I'm reluctant to attack it with some kind of lubricant without some guidance given how close it is to the lens glass. Has anyone encountered this problem and successfully fixed it?</p>