Does is matter what mode you print at RGB or CMYK , I've done both. But CMYK seem to be to way to dark I have to reprint them, I also had them printed on glossy paper. To were RGB was on matted paper but I like glossy better, I had them printed at Costco.
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Vanessa
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I think that if you are scrapping in RGB, you should be printing RGB. Whenever I print at home or Costco, I'm always designing in RGB. I think CMYK is really only used for commercial printing, and could be why you are having a bad output.

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Meredith Fenwick

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Yeah CMYK is for commercial printing, not photo printing. Designers who design for paper scrapbooking companies design in CMYK and when they design their digiscrap papers it is in RGB.

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Cool.... THANK YOU SO MUCH LOL!!! I new I was doing it wrong when I did it in RGB I didn't like it either, but I think it was b/c it was matted when I use to print just pictures I would always do then in glossy. So I did another test print, I did like 4 of them to see & I put it in CMYK. So that's what I thought but wanted to come here & ask the experts !!!

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Vanessa
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You should also download Costco's printer profile. I print at 5 different locations in CA and they are all slightly different. I was surprised by this because the 2 northern CA that I use are only 13 miles apart from each other ... you would think the servicing would be from the same vendor so the results would be the same.