Tri Color #57 vs Color Photo #58

[Guest]

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I print most of my 4x6 photos on my HP photosmart 7660 with the Tri Color
#57 and Black #56. I can hardly tell and difference using the Tri Color #57
with the Color Photo #58 (which has light magenta, light yellow and black)
printing the same pictures for comparison.

I would guess that the #57 and #58 yields better color results under certain
color situations, but I as yet have to notice that.

My question is what type color pictures print better with the #57 and #58
instead of the standard #57 and #56...pastels, etc?

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Dave C.

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[joel]

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"Dave C." <c9ar9dar9elli@9c4.n9et> wrote:

> I print most of my 4x6 photos on my HP photosmart 7660 with the Tri Color
> #57 and Black #56. I can hardly tell and difference using the Tri Color #57
> with the Color Photo #58 (which has light magenta, light yellow and black)
> printing the same pictures for comparison.
>
> I would guess that the #57 and #58 yields better color results under certain
> color situations, but I as yet have to notice that.
>
> My question is what type color pictures print better with the #57 and #58
> instead of the standard #57 and #56...pastels, etc?

It probably depend on what you print and how you judge the photo. Photo
catrige uses ligher color and combination with the regular darker color for
skintone.

 

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Caucasian skin tones. World of difference. Correct colour and no dots.


"Dave C." <c9ar9dar9elli@9c4.n9et> wrote in message
news:4095b029.0@paperboy.c4.net...
> I print most of my 4x6 photos on my HP photosmart 7660 with the Tri Color
> #57 and Black #56. I can hardly tell and difference using the Tri Color #57
> with the Color Photo #58 (which has light magenta, light yellow and black)
> printing the same pictures for comparison.
>
> I would guess that the #57 and #58 yields better color results under certain
> color situations, but I as yet have to notice that.
>
> My question is what type color pictures print better with the #57 and #58
> instead of the standard #57 and #56...pastels, etc?
>
> --
> Dave C.
>
> c9ar9dar9elli@9c4.n9et
>
> Remove the five 9's (leave the 4) for email.
>
>
>