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• After you print, the colors in your printout need time to set as the ink dries. During this time, the colors
may look different than you expect. To speed up drying time, do not stack your printouts on top of each
other.
• Your printed colors can never exactly match your on-screen colors. However, you can use a color
management system to get as close as possible. Try using the color management options in your
printer software.
• Select Custom as the Color Correction setting on the More Options tab of the printer software, then
click Advanced. Try changing the Scene Correction setting to something other than Automatic. If
changing that setting does not work, change the Color Management setting to any color correction
method other than PhotoEnhance.
• Enable the Print grayscale using black ink only setting in the Extended Settings of the printer
software.
• If using the PostScript printer driver, try adjusting the Color Mode setting on the Advanced tab of the
printer software.
• If you are using the PostScript printer driver and the file you are printing was created in an application
that allows you to change the data format, make sure the settings in the application match the settings
in the printer driver.
• For best results, use genuine Epson paper.
• On the product control panel, change the Fix Photo setting from Auto to another option, or select
Enhance Off.
• If you are copying an original, lower the Density setting.
Parent topic: Solving Print Quality Problems
Related concepts
Print Head Maintenance
Related references
Compatible Epson Papers (U.S. and Canada)
Compatible Epson Papers (Latin America)
Related tasks
Selecting Basic Print Settings - Windows
Selecting Basic Print Settings - Mac
Selecting Additional Print Options - Windows
Managing Color - Mac
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