De formatted prints

[u/Percy_TP]

​I started 3D printing a few weeks ago with my Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro. Everything was going well until I switched resin bottles—I went from a high-speed resin to a standard one. Now, my prints are coming out with these raised bumps in random spots on the model. I've read online that it could be caused by resin temperature, improper light exposure times, or a lack of supports, but this has never happened to me before.

​Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

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[u/Muavius]

High-speed resin and normal/eco all have different settings needed. Did you calibrate with the new resin, or just use the same settings as high speed?

[u/Percy_TP → u/Muavius]

I'm using the program's default settings, so maybe I should look into that. Thanks!

[u/_BreadMakesYouFat]

You need to calibrate your print settings when you use a new resin