Have you tried photographing them near a window, using natural light rather than the camera flash? In processing it looks like you could also increase contrast quite a bit.

This is a wonderful printer. I have used it for the last 3 years mostly to print to canvas but also for prints and have loved it. It works beautifully. However, a few months ago I got a dead head. A new head costs $630. I am not doing prints like I used to and would not use it enough to justify purchasing a new head. This printer needs to be used regularly to keep it in good working condition and prevent clogging. I'm no longer that person. But I hate for it to go to waste and would love to sell it to someone that had the projects to run it regularly. It has been well taken care of.

The printer was originally purchased new for around $4,000. I have found refurbished ones online for $6,700. I am asking for $1,800 for it. It includes the manual, what unused inks I have remaining, a bunch of different rolls of paper (print as well as canvas) and some canvas making supplies. This particular model has been discontinued but parts and ink are still readily available on any supply website. It prints up to 24" on the short side, by as long as you want (the rolls are 1000'). You can google the model and find out all the specs.

If you are at all interested, please PM me. -Kim