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One thing manufactures wont mention is on true flatbed is changeover time for boards. Id look at the oce arizona series with an XT bed as it has dual zones, no change over time as you can swap each zone while the other is printing. for speed and true flatbed, oce arizona 6100 series. it's a...

ewded if you disagree, please enlighten me how it works?

This makes no sense at all. you need some sort of RIP to print with. if you're printing with photoshop, you have to choose the correct media etc which selects the right profile from the print menu which is in itself a RIP.

5p,6p,8p are passes. less passes the faster it goes.

I would not blame the glass for this issue. it's an adhesion issue. guaranteed. The white ink is literally penetrating though the CMYK ink. We print on glass more than most people do, and we've seen this issue before.

What are all the mode options you have?

Ahh, so i wouldn't call onyx swatchbooks an "iterating" method. as it doesn't update the profile. BUT - Onyx since x18 has an iterating step after creating an ICC profile to gain further accuracy. I'll need to set some time to have a look at colorant colour editor, i've had a look at most of...

okay i'm not to familiar with that RIP and the profile quality. There's a lot of different way as you've pointed out. I personally use onyx's swatchbooks. print off a patch set, measure and find the closest match and save it. and it's always there. I have colorant, but never put all the...

What software are you using to create icc profiles?

we buy bulk from canon. next day cheap delivery with long expiry dates.

Generally speaking, if you purchase from the printer supplier, there shouldn't be any issues as they should have bulk supply. And i don't know how often you buy inks, but with a machine like a Colorado where you can go though 20L of ink in a month, you should be buying in bulk and in advance.

what's wrong with who you bought your printer from?

Are you sure it's not overkill for what you're doing? what RIP are you using?

Every print shop should have colour management tools. But unfortunately a lot dont. This usually shows the difference between a print shop who cares about their quality vs one that prints and sells with not as much QC. Is it worth the investment in an i1pro? yes. get the i1pro3 publish pack...

Welcome! Where about in Australia?

Okay i see what you're trying to do. Do you have colorant? if so, try and see if it works for you? i haven't really played with that feature so i can't really give info on it. But the way i do this is i build the best profile i can. i'll use onyx swatchbooks to hit spot colours more closely...

What are you trying to achieve? colorant does not iterate a profile. It corrects measurement data and modifies measurement data if you’re changing your ink colours in your press. For example if you change out cyan for reflex blue. You just tell it to replace cyan with the LAB value of reflex...

Seriously, no one local that can fix it? I’d be telling him to get back down and resolve the issue. You’ll have to pay, but it is what it is this is why when people want printer recommendations, I always recommend a company with local support rather than the “best printer”

Do yo need skills to use an x-rite i1 pro? no, not really. These days, most profiling software has a basic "Print - Read - Next" Method and it'll give you a half decent profile. i1 Profiler software has a "Basic" & "Advance" mode too. It also has tips and help indicator explaining what...

No idea why this was revived, but my 2c. I believe online precents in this time of year is key. Everyone searches and shops online these days. Having a domain name as your business name is ideal. Just makes it easier to find and remember. Having the right domain extension is curtail imo...