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CCan Can someone tell me why this is not a solid black line? I used the brush tool, color black and it looks right on the monitor screen but when it prints out this is what I get??? Thanks for any help!
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Could you please post a screenshot taken at View > 100% with the pertinent Panels (Layers, Channels, Options Bar, …) visible?
What were the print settings? What kind of printer are you using?
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HEre are the paintbrush settings. I am using an Epson NX430 printer. I did added a new layer over the original PS pic to trace the head outline. Deleted the original pic and then printed.
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Could you please post a screenshot taken at View > 100% with the pertinent Panels (Layers, Brush Settings, Options Bar, …) visible?
Though I suspect the issue is more likely to lie with the print process. What were the settings? What is the image’s color mode?
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This is how it looks on the screen, but when I print it out, I get the double line (like an outline).
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What kind of brush did you use what were all the brush setting used?
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Are we seeing a screen capture or a photo/scan of the print? Please provide details of your printer setup and settings.
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This image was printed and then scanned. I used a round brush (see picture above of settings), with 100% opacity, a hard brush. How would I be able to tell if it is PS settings or a printer problem?
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Have you tried flattening the image and/or converting it to grayscale before printing?
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No I didn't try that. Will try it, thanks!
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Thank you everyone for your suggestions, problem solved, it was a printer problem!!! I took the ink cartridges out, put them back in, and cleaned the print heads twicw. Never imagined it would’ve been that! The suggestion came from Adobe Photoshop support.