Dear John, my very personal experience indicates that there is no permanent and secure way to print our anaglyphs! Every printer, paper and series of inks have their very specific final response. For example I work with a certain printer and glossy paper and after so many tries and photo setting with photoshop, now I can print most of my anaglyphs relativrly well and ghostless. You should try and try again and a lot,modifying your image's color setting. In my case the cyan color should be set lighter on your image because in the print it becomes darker causing strong ghosts! Try to find the right combination of printer machine (inks), paper and photo setting.   Cheers, Dariush --- Mer 4/8/10, John Vidal <jhnvidal36(-at-)googlemail.com> ha scritto: Da: John Vidal <jhnvidal36(-at-)googlemail.com> Oggetto: [Anaglyphs] Screen and print difference A: anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogroups.com Data: Mercoledì 4 agosto 2010, 16:52     Hi all. Here is a photo (no 1) that is reasonably good when I view it on my computer screen. And here (No 2) the impression one gets when the very same picture is printed on an Epson ink-jet printer -- no 2 is actually a screen shot of the printed image, please disregard the general lack of quality and the horizontal lines in particular, what I mean is only the ghosts. Why is there such a tremendous difference between the passably good screen and the abysmal printed images? And how can the flop be avoided? John V.

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