p.1 #1 · Faint Square Pattern in SuperGloss Prints
I received some Fuji SuperGloss prints from Aspen Creek Photo today, and overal the prints turned out well. I used the ICC profiles to soft proof in Lightroom, and the color seems to be a good match. However, on the 3 SuperGloss prints, the sky area has a very faint square pattern in the sky area. Does anyone know what could have caused this? Each of the files used were 300 DPI JPG with ample resolution.
p.1 #4 · Faint Square Pattern in SuperGloss Prints
Ask them what is going on. You might be eligible for a reprint.
Some software applies a low level pattern when sharpening, but this looks to me like a mistake. Even sharpening, adding contrast & saturation, and a photo filter shouldn't have created such a pattern.
There's also a white spec on the upper right which could be a particle that came off the paper after printing.
p.1 #6 · Faint Square Pattern in SuperGloss Prints
Update: Rich from Aspen Creek has been fantastic help, working with me on the issue. Thanks to his prompt feedback and customer service, I'm confident that we'll get the issue resolved. Apparently the issue was related to the way the file uploaded via the ROES software, resulting in an exceptionally rare occurence of developing a pattern.