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You mean MS and the Government.

That one of the HUGH risks using microsoft products. And then not backing it up, that's even dumber yet. We have a few RIPs that have to run on windows, but if I caught anyone using them for something else all hell would break loose.

Sometimes you just have to learn hard leasons.

Be careful. Please read: Window 10 is not supported on any fiery

I think I should clarify some things here. Some of what I was experiencing initially was poor quality profiles (at least if your looking for maximum gamut) created from Caldera and Onyx. Once I had drivers for the Fiery XF and used FCP and had time to do a lot of testing I found in most...

That is correct, with the L360 you now have to use the printer for setting ink density/limits. But if you set it too high and get a milky look to your profile target you will never get a good profile.

Yes there are some spot colors you are not going to be able to hit with the L25500. But you can get pretty darn close if your CM is setup correct. The biggest issue is throwing too much ink at it which results in a milky look. Most canned profiles lay down too much ink especially the light inks...

Where did you get this information? It is not posted that way on the Phototex web site.

Checked Phototex's web site which I should have done first. Photo Tex (S) – The solvent-coated version of Photo Tex. Can be printed with any Solvent, UV or Latex Inks. Not sure why anyone would want to use the Original Aqueous version with UV or Latex? I am sure you can print on it but it is...

No that's not it. Still wonder if the Latex, UV, or Aqueous coating is more scratch resistant than the old Aqueous was or if it is the same thing? Product Name: PhotoTex Opaque...

Just noticed this new description. Product Name: PhotoTex Latex, Solvent & UV Description: Peel and Stick Removable Fabric Sticks to virtually any painted surface Reusable and repositionable adhesive Residue free removal Material will not rip or wrinkle Use with Latex, UV, or Aquous...

You need to clarify what you mean by hot. Thermal Film? Heat Transfer? UV Curable? They all involve heat one way or another.

As an sRGB profile is assigned to this image and everything but the Apple is neutral, yes you could print using black only for everything but the apple. Not saying all RIPs can do though. As an example if I was printing with RIP to a Canon iPF printer as a halftone device it could print...

I suppose with some printer yes, and with some printers no. Some printers like the latex printers, black looks much richer if you print 100% inkjet black instead of a CMed black.

Sure, if that is what you want it to do. But most RIPs also give you the option to print black only.

Are you sure your source profile in Onyx matches your working space profile in Illustrator? Then if you want to only use black ink you need to make sure Onyx is set to use inkjet black only.

For a big production shop that already had a roll to roll laminator a flatbed could come in handy for some jobs but it would be pretty limiting if that is the only laminator you had.

That is an excellent idea. Makes me rethink how I load fabric. Might have to use straight pins instead of tape but it should keep the fabric tight without having to waste so much.

It is even possible to do 1 Pass, but I am not sure where you would want to use that.

Anybody have any experience with the MGI DF360 finisher? Good or bad?