Yet another "prints-darker-than-screen" but with a twist...!

One option is to print using the Qimage software (http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/). This program allows you to change the brightness of your print. Once you find the setting that works, you can use it for all your printing and your prints should match your monitor.

I do suggest you purchase a monitor calibrator and get your monitor set up correctly and then use Qimage for printing.

I have been printing for many years with Qimage and it is the only program I use for printing.

I have no connection with ddsoftware other than to be a happy customer.

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