Laser color printers are limited in color matching. For now, for today I would only use them for "business presentation" or "Power Point" work.
In other words, not the right printer for graphic artists.
Then again, what color calibration tools are in use? The Pantone Spyder or similar is what I've used over the years.
Bob
am so frustrated! I have had a Dell 3100cn at my house for 4yrs and can still not get it to output colors that are even slightly close to what's on my screen. I purchased one for my home because I am a graphic artist and use one at work and It prints fine there. Colors seem muddy and desaturated. I have tried changing the color profiles (.icm) and the printer description (PPD's) with no change. Has anyone else had this problem? What should I look for to fix this? I am an IT professional so I will understand any technically detailed concepts. Thanks!

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