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Another thing when we tested Onyx Thrive and caused us to rejected it was it slowness. It seemed to always have to go back and re-read and re-rip the original file every time a change was made. If the file was on the network that made it even worse. It should have a least cached the file. If it...

I am afraid we are. And I remember the ****e they tried to pull on Reagan.

From my experience with the L25500 259% TIL is to high. If I remember 190 - 200 range was best. Best to create a new linearization and profile, as trying to change an existing one is a bad idea as it will invalidate your output profile.

Maybe over inking, what is your total ink limit? Does it scratch the same on light coverage areas?

Due you have the option in Flexi to turn off the Adobe PDF Print Engine and use another interpreter like Postscript? The reason I am asking is I was a long time Fiery XF user but soon as I upgraded to version 6 I started seeing strange things happening only when using nesting and step and repeat...

Everybody? Where are you getting that from?

The elites and media have now totally discredited themselves and everybody knows it except those that are so utterly blinded by their bitter hatred toward us that they will grasp at anything to fuel their bitterness. They promise to leave the US, but instead stay and spew there bitterness...

Your right there is no bottom roller in the middle. Look like something contaminated your rollers with plasticizer. Were you using ultraflex media at some point. You have removed and cleaned the rollers with alcohol at some point haven't you?

Have you tried replacing those roller? You should have extra ones in the cleaning/lube kit that came with the printer. Or you could swap out with some on the extreme left side.

No one actually believes them.

It would be nice to have feedback on here about the difference in the ink density settings and how that effect output on the 560 compared to the 360/365. What benefit the two optimizer pens printheads are, etc.

Most likely you are correct about the HP printheads. But Canon has a very consistent thermal printhead. But at this point if you want to go latex the HPs really your only option.

I would advise you to read through the threads on here. Especially the ones about color consistency. There have been some improvement via firmware updates. As I mentioned before you need to have constant humidity and temperature environment, not unlike what would be required for digital toner...

All a blend is is a series on stepped vector graphic element all is stepping order. How few steps can you live with when scaling up? More steps more rip time. Just try Ripping that in PS at maximum size once. There is nothing to stop you from setting the raster effects dpi to 1440 in IL. Now...

Latex is more susceptible to environmental changes which will result in color consistency issues. New models in the same environment won't help much.

No, but you can rasterize the exported PDF at what ever resolution you want in PS, same as in any other Raster Image Processor.

I am still not understanding why you're not using Indesign where all effects stay vector when exported as a PDF.

Moisture might also be contributing to this as well. You might want to back the optimizer down to around 10 or lower if that doesn't cause coalescing. And, try maximizing the air flow. Then you can work on the Pass-Heat-Ink Density combination.

What is your optimizer set at? Upping the airflow might help as well.

After all this time I can't see why Adobe has not implemented the Effect as they behave in Indesign into Illustrator. They stay vector in the exported PDF from ID providing you don't set it to flatten.