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I know the title sounds like click bait but I have only just come across this video from Loyal Moses: Briefly from the video transcript This is Washington State House Bill 2321. If passed, it will become effective 1 July 2027 (if i understood correctly would apply to New York state as well?)...

This suggests that it is not the software particularly as old profiles not of same quality. Suspect a printer/ink/driver issue somewhere or settings within Photoshop Get hold of a test image and print on normal photographic paper using manufacturers profiles- do the images still exhibit muddy...

Its worth bearing in mind that a high CRI rating does not necessarily mean a light that is suitable for precise evaluation of prints or indeed any other item that needs to be assessed for colour accuracy. CRI is a relative value not an absolute. As such it rates sources against an ideal so...

Yes, the problem is that Argyll installs its own driver, although you can use Device Manager to swap between the drivers if you want to use the X Rite software. It has been documented by Graeme Gill http://www.argyllcms.com/doc/Installing_MSWindows.html

I understand that you are concentrating here on producing a good paper profile, but you have not mentioned your print viewing conditions and monitor calibration which is obviously a very important factor in a colour managed workflow. My assumption is that you are aiming at a WYSIWYG situation...

Ahh, so begins PAS which can only end when you start your farm :celebrate

Just a couple of suggestions: Does this happen with all documents? Have you tried others with either text or images? Even though Word etc print OK make sure that your printer drivers up to date. Sometimes delay can occur due to missing or damaged fonts or graphic issues. Have you tried...

Over the holidays I have been playing with Bambu Studio i.e. exploring the menus in an effort to get a better understanding of the options. A friend mentioned a menu item that I had not come across before which opens up some of the things that I liked about the Orca slicer that appeared to have...

That is one impressive print :thumbsup Of course the old one would not have been damaged if you had printed it in TPU. OK got my hat and coat and am leaving the building 😆

Following your advice :thumbsup

In answer to my question (about 5 years ago) about the issues with paper gap i1Studio Graeme Gill answered: "The Munki/i1Studio isn't designed to be spaced away from the paper - the geometry of the illuminant doesn't allow for that. So it really should be sliding on the paper itself. A "gotcha"...

There are drivers and AFAIK Apple Air Print is not designed for use with those two applications as it is intended to allow you to quickly print directly without first downloading drivers. Download the drivers and install properly following the recommended procedures. Also worthwhile...

I was a little alarmed when I saw that my P1S danced about under certain loads on the table, which is not really that substantial being a cheap IKEA unit. Movement of these printers is very noticeable after coming from something like the early Creality A30 etc. Reading others views about this...

If you have not found this site you may like the content and the explanations of the finer settings. IMHO worth a look around The 6 Most Important Settings in Bambu Studio 2.3 Discover 22 Bambu Studio Tips That Will Upgrade Your 3D Printing

Yes, but if you are going to have one have a big un as they say. You know it makes sense ;) :D My first thoughts too, taking a long time to start printing. You may notice in Bambu Studio that the preparation time for a model remains the same regardless of the size of the model. In the case of...