Printout color is off? Fix it fast!

When you need a color printout, it's nice when the colors on paper look the same as those on your screen. Most of the time, however, that's not the case. Fortunately, there's a quick cheat you can use to get MUCH better print colors - and it only takes a few seconds!
Goodies in the vid (some affiliate links):
- Video on calibrating your screen colors:
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- My favorite color inkjet: amzn.to/3Ghgq2J
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[@ethimself5064]

Somewhat off topic: For years now, mmmm, decades, starting with televisions I adjust the colors for flesh tones then adjust contrast etc the same way. For my monitors I use my LG color etc settings and do the same. I have found that once the flesh tones are good + everything else falls into place. I watched the vid mentioned and literally did not know this setting method even existed. Thanks for the heads up - The LG settings are painfully slow to get bang on when things go amuck, thankfully not for a long time. few yrs ago after 10 updates I had to adjust both my audio and monitor colors etc.

[@DavidByers1eye]

Thank You . . .

[@FastingStarChanelNo5]

My Lexmark printer needs a cartridge and bc I am on SSI and it's my birthday in two weeks I cant even replace the cartridge. But thx as always Scottie!

[@Feverishkiller]

Scotty. I been with your channel since the Faraday box and wifi/ethernet cable videos. Can't wait till you hit 100k subs💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@ScottiesTech]

Me neither! It's taking FOREVER... LOL :)

[@commtechengineer612]

Love your videos! Short and sweet.

[@FireBlade9773]

Nice one Scotty...