Introduction
• Log into a dedicated Art & Design lab computer connected to an Epson 3880. There are two in 151-Graphics, and one in 222-Photo.
• Verify you have enough print credit in Papercut to proceed.
• Verify the printer is ready to print.
• Remember the following points are critical for high quality image printing to achieve good color consistency:
- use quality ink jet specific paper
- specify the correct paper in Printer Setup
- slower printing = higher quality (disable speed printing options as necessary)
-
-
Open the image you want to print in Adobe Lightroom. Make any changes or edits desired and save your work.
-
When you are ready to print, select: Print from the main layout menu to start the process.
-
-
-
On the Print layout, click the Printer... button in the lower right corner.
-
-
-
In the Print dialog box that opens, click the Show Details button to access advanced settings.
-
-
-
-
-
From the Media Type drop down menu, select Paper Type, and then Paper Finish/Quality.
-
-
-
-
Select the Colorsync radio button.
-
From the Profile drop down menu, select the corresponding Profile that matches your paper.
-
-
-
Verify your Print settings:
-
Number of copies: [1, 2, etc.]
-
Page Setup: [correct input tray]
-
Media Type: [your paper type]
-
Output Resolution: [varies by media]
-
For best quality, uncheck the High Speed option box.
-
-
-
Almost done.
-
If the configuration is not correct, you can click the Cancel button and start over.
-
If everything looks good, click the Print button to charge your Papercut account and send the print job to the printer.
-
