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• If the amount of ink used is too much, wrinkles may appear and the ink may bleed in the printed
material. Furthermore, if the amount of ink used is too little, color production may be poor and lines
may become scratched.
In this case, change the ink usage on the Advanced Paper Settings sheet in the Edit Custom
Paper dialog box.
• If horizontal stripes with different color tones appear in the printed material, adjust the paper feed on
the Paper Feed Adjustment sheet in the Edit Custom Paper dialog box.
If paper feed adjustment has already been executed, execute paper feed fine tuning from the printer
control panel and fine tune the amount of paper feed.
Note
• For details on paper feed fine tuning, see "Fine-Tuning Paper Feed Amount" for your model from
the Home of the Online Manual.
• If horizontal stripes still appear even after executing paper feed fine tuning, see "Banding in
different colors occurs" for your model from the Home of the Online Manual.
• If you cannot obtain sufficiently high print quality, change the ink usage or change the media type
used as the basis for the custom paper.
• If you use glossy photo paper or glossy paper, select a paper that uses photo ink for black ink as the
paper used as the basis for the custom paper.
The types of black ink used are displayed on the right side of each media type in the Create Custom
Paper dialog box.
Note
• For details on print quality problems, see "Print Results Are Unsatisfactory" or "Problems with the
printing quality" for your model from the Home of the Online Manual.
Calibration Target
• To increase the precision of the calibration target, we recommend executing Common Calibration
using Canon genuine paper or Canon feed confirmed paper in advance.
Color Tone
• If the color tone needs to be adjusted, provide an ICC profile that matches the paper you are using,
and then select that ICC profile on the ICC Profile sheet of the Edit Custom Paper dialog box.
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