paul_delcour

<p>I just installed an orignal toner and hey presto: printing is fine again. Slightly off with the previous toner, but good enough for my purpose.<br>

:-)<br>

Paul</p>

<p>Thanks for your reaction. I already turn down the 24" to about a 1/3, else indeed the print is way too dark. Shades works much better. Only, how do I know how low to turn it?<br>

But the problem is I put a new Magenta toner in the printer and now the colors are way off and no matter how often I swicht on the printer to let it calibrate itself, it stays the same. True, it's a 3rd brand toner, but I've used them before and it was alwyas fine. So I'm thinking: make a profile to get at least much closer.<br>

:-)<br>

Paul Delcour</p>

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<p>Hi,<br>

anyone ever used this equipment to calibrate a color laserwriter? Some report it can be done quite well, but state it needs to be done frequently due to the instability of laserwriters. I have far too big a differnce between my monitor (Mac 24") and prints (Konica Minolta 2350) and it drives me nuts. I think either apparatus would be a sound investment.<br>

:-)<br>

Paul Delcour</p>

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