I receive a lot of mail from photographers struggling to print their photographs on inkjet printers. It’s usually things such as there’s a colour cast or the print doesn’t look like the image on screen. Sometimes it’s a little more serious with complaints such as the colours and blacks are completely off.
Many people who contact me seem to be ready to throw in the towel and send their images to someone else to be printed. Sometimes they have even done this and the results have been disappointing.
I have written and posted articles on my Lenscraft website from time to time in an effort to help but people still experience problems. It’s for this reason that I decided to put pen to paper (so to speak) and develop a new book. It’s called Perfect Prints Every Time and it helps you do pretty much what the title suggests.
You can find out more on Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com. It’s also available on all other Amazon websites but there are too many for me to list. For £2.00 or $2.99 it’s less than the price of a magazine and should save you much more in wasted time, ink and paper.
The Lightweight Photographer 