topic Re: Can't send jpeg image to another person in Desktop Inkjet Printers

Can't send jpeg image to another person

jaymack — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 00:26:22 GMT

Okay, I hope someone can help. I may be in the wrong location so tell me if so.

I have hired someone to do front/back covers for my travel book. However, when I send her the jpegs thru dropbox I did from Canon printer they seem to go blue-ish and grainy. Maybe this is my mistake, I printed a photo 4x6 and very low but it looked great. Then I scanned it at 300 dpi but her end shows that grainy blue...

But on my side the jpegs look good.

I'm thinking I may need the original photo neg which has obviously better quality? Or is there another way to get to her computer. I thought maybe handing her a flashdrive.

If that's allowed in the mellennial world.

Re: Can't send jpeg image to another person

Jason — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 00:38:12 GMT

Hi, jaymack!

To have a better understanding of your issue, please let everyone know the model printer you used to print. Is it a multifunction machine? Were you using the same machine to scan? Also, which software were you using to scan?

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Thanks!

Re: Can't send jpeg image to another person

jaymack — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 02:06:15 GMT

Sorry, Canon ip7220 printer not multi-function. Scanning was MP Navigator EX 4.0. Actually printer isn't really relative but I used Canon MP Navigator scanner which was the only software except for dropbox.

Issue is this: I printed photos from at very low resolution and then scanned them to 300 dpi. With this I can print fairly nice 4x6 & 5x7 prints but I needed to send them via drop box to the person working on front/back covers. However when she gets them they are blue-ish and grainy.

Ironically I also scanned sheet paper to jpegs and they came out fine.

But I cannot seem to transfer the 300 dpi photos to the other party without grain and blue-ish green.

The originals were 35mm films, I have some negs but as always, can't find the negs I need.

Re: Can't send jpeg image to another person

Michael — Fri, 18 Mar 2016 14:27:38 GMT

Hello.

If the images appear to look fine on your own screen, the issue may be related to how it was transferred. Try using a different option to sent the image to the desired party. Send the image via email to narrow down the cause of the issue.

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Re: Can't send jpeg image to another person

jaymack — Thu, 24 Mar 2016 15:13:06 GMT

Found a solution...WeTransfer. Very simple and allows 2 GB for free, of which I have used now, easiest way to transfer anywhere.