06-08-2023 04:01 PM - last edited on 06-08-2023 04:06 PM by Danny
I use a CP1300 for my work where we offer passport photo services. On the camera and even on the preview screen for the photo the background is pure white, but once it is printed out on the CP1300 the background comes out a slight pink and grey tinge and is resulting in passport photos being rejected by the government. Is there any way to alleviate this problem? Before anyone asks, yes we are using the canon paper and toner/ink rolls.
06-08-2023 04:02 PM
not sure why p a s s p o r t is being censored
06-08-2023 04:05 PM - edited 06-08-2023 04:07 PM
It seems weird but we occasionally have some people (or bots) try to peddle counterfeit identification credentials on here and that's forced us to blacklist some words that might not initially seem to make sense. Hope that clears that up!
EDIT: I was able to manually edit your post to show the correct words. Being a moderator has its perks! 🙂
06-08-2023 04:15 PM
Thanks!
06-13-2023 01:47 PM
Hi,
Just to confirm, are you sending the pictures directly from the camera or printing from a computer?
If sending from the Camera only, can you try installing the printer on your computer to see if the same results occur.
If the issue persists when printing from the computer, then the printer would need to be replaced since there is most likely a hardware issue.
If the printer is in it's 1 year warranty, I recommend reaching out to Canon support for your warranty options. You will need to register your Canon gear HERE to access additional support options.
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07-18-2024 08:41 AM - edited 07-19-2024 06:24 AM
I saw your post while looking for something myself. You're dealing with a tricky issue with your CP1300 printer and those **bleep** photos. The background's slight pink and grey tinge can be frustrating, especially with government regulations.Here's a suggestion: have you tried calibrating the printer with www.idanalyzer.com ? They have some neat tools that might help fine-tune color settings and ensure your prints come out crisp and compliant. It's worth a shot if you haven't already!Also, double-check your printer settings to see if a color adjustment option could fix the tint issue. Sometimes, a minor tweak can make a big difference.If all else fails, contact Canon support. They might have additional tips or updates that can resolve the problem.
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