Printable DVD- Image quality poor!

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You can only use Light Scribe disks, but they are not that expensive. The
surface is special.

"Arthur Dent" <igtowner (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote

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Do you have to only use Light Scribe disks or will Light Scribe work on
other disks?
Thanks

Glen

"Buchetamo" <buchetamo (AT) optusnet (DOT) com.au> wrote in message
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I have a Canon PIXMA IP6000D but I have never gone over 15% contrast & I'm
happy with the results, but will certainly try 30% just to check it out.
Not long ago I had what I believe was a bad batch of ink cartridges & the
labels on the CDs were pathetic, had to clean nozzles constantly... but
all of a sudden it's back to normal & labels look just great. Also have a
DVD burner with Light Scribe, it does a beautiful job printing labels
but... no colors & it takes 20 minutes, yeah 20 minutes, per disc/label!!
"Rose" <rose.scott1 (AT) cocmcast (DOT) net> wrote in message
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Try bumping up the contrast setting in your image software before using
CDlabel print. I use the Canon PIXMA IP5000 and to get a close match I
use a 30% contrast setting. The image looks too dark on the screen but
prints just right. Otherwise, it will print out too light and washed
out.

Rose

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Re: Printable DVD- Image quality poor! - 05-01-2007 , 10:10 AM