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The better question is how does it look with softproof on compared to how the printer prints the same image. Softproof is generally a good thing, but in order for it to work, you need to make sure that your color settings are correct in Flexi - they should match what you have for job defaults...

If it wasn't an OEM cap top and dampers, I'd try that first, but Zoogee is probably right that you'll need a new head. Good Luck

In my experience, if it copies over to a new file and works, then the original file is corrupted. That's the first thing I try when I have problems like that. Save the new file and ditch the old one.

+1 for your environment. Temp between 70 and 89 F and Relative Humidity between 40 and 60%. (BTW Vander, from what I've seen static almost always affects cyan pigments first. If it's really bad other colors can be pulled off course, but cyan seems to be the most vulnerable.) Also check your...

We just set up our first SG3 that's going to our customer tomorrow. Once I had all the calibrations done on it and sent a test print, I was impressed with the print quality for a 4 color printer. I like the perforated sheet cut feature and the new control panel makes it a lot more user...

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That's the first thing I thought of the belt or carriage appears to be loose. Or the blade holder isn't secured properly. Or the blade holder bearings are wearing down.

Why not cut directly from Omega?

Also, make sure that the floating sprocket and bail move very easily. They should be cleaned and lightly oiled so they can slide back and forth to compensate for slight variations in the punch width. If you have some genuine Gerber punched media - vinyl or paper, hold it up to the stencil and...

Likely a dirty encoder, but something could be slipping - check the belt tension if it still happens after you clean the encoder strip.

I thought it was Wintergreen. Still my favorite lifesaver flavor.

Looks like your printing a rich black, which uses 4 colors so there's more buildup in the black than the other colors. I don't know of an easy fix for a raster image. If this were vector art, you could specify the black to just use black ink. Someone else may have other ideas for the raster...

Read through this one... https://www.signs101.com/threads/low-humidity-static-electricity-issue-with-roland-truvis-vg2-540.167094/

Sounds like you just posted it - and with a clickbait title:cool:

When exporting from Corel (or Illustrator) there is often a setting to convert spot colors to CMYK. If that is selected, you're no longer working in spot colors which defeats the purpose of the Roland color library. This is the first hurdle. Then in Versaworks, on the File format tab of the...

And if you're not able to get the screen you want, use a lower resolution that has the screen you want. You'll likely not be able to tell the difference in the final output without a loupe to look through. Good Luck

What printer are you profiling?

Post a nozzle test here. It could also be that the head got bumped out of alignment. A nozzle test can show a lot more than just the firing of the nozzles.

Also, make sure that the media is clean.

Try putting a new damper on. There are screens in the dampers that can get clogged. Good Luck