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I think you're expectations are way to high. if you want a thin notebook, then yes it'll thermal throttle. there is nothing you can do about it. If you want to get a i9 in a laptop, you'll need something thicker... anyway, this is probably what you're after...

in the meantime you can download the software and have a look at it from the xrite site. It's the full version but locked until you plug a device into it. you can click though and see what's what. put it in advance mode and you'll see all the functions and features.

Can't go wrong with having the publish pro version. It allows you to use their profiling software which isn't a bad thing to have. Other useful things is the quality checker.

Thanks mate will have a look!

Has anyone have any experience on laminating rigid media with UV curable ink? I know normal laminate will not work, but is there any type or brand ect that anyone knows of that will laminate UV inks with out silvering? Im assuming it would have a slightly thicker adhesive to form with the UV...

This +1 i have read the same bulletin and also been told by my techs. But i also have been told by the same people the flush is basically the ink with out pigments.

Those scams... What happens is, a website you've probably signed up to with an email and password got hacked and they've gotten their user database and posted it on a website listing most likely on the dark web. They've gotten your details and emailed you your password that they've gotten from...

https://www.onyxgfx.com/printer-and-profile-download-manager/ Download this, find your printer, then install the files

Wassup from Melbourne.

That still falls in the category "no one wants to pay for quality" consumer wants best bang for buck, which is usually mid range stuff. and that is usually crap that gets manufactured in china. Don't get me wrong, china is capable of manufacturing some very high quality stuff, but consumer wont...

The problem is, no one wants to pay for quality anymore.

Xrite i1 profiler. It's free download and the measuring part should be free to use.

just scan the t-shirt. It's still reading the colour

I quite like that plastic shield.

Thanks anyway!

We've got LED highbays in the warehouse is what i believe you're talking about? In our print room we've got CRI >99 tubes which i want to replace with something with a CRI of >95 or higher.

Thanks mate, those prices are slightly better than what i've been seeing. Other option i've looked at is "waveform" from the us, LED tubes. Which do you have if you dont mind me asking?

I currently have Hitachi D50 T8 tubes in my print room, and with in the last few months they're starting to die. I have found out hitachi dont make these specific lights anymore and finding replacements that aren't stupidly priced are getting difficult. Im wondering if there's other solutions...

https://www.pantone.com/products/graphics/color-bridge-coated-uncoated

i dont know why people bother asking about programs that offer a free 30 day trial. just download it and try it for yourself. I love it. especially when idiots send me thumb nail images.