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Curious, what printer and inks are you using? Are you running rip on a mac or linux platform? Do you know what tech you talked to?

In easy media there when you select a profile there is a button that reads build patch. This saves a back up. To load it you simply install patch. We see this color drift happen all the time and is an ongoing issue with our solvent and pigment printers.

When I had my issues we never used the colorburst rip. We used an efi rip, had the green heads replaced and the tech told me it was a green ink issue. This was about 5 years ago.

Did you back up your profiles? If you did load the back up and see if it prints the same as before. We've found this to work for us. We've seen many our Caldera profiles drift in color.

Try www.northlightcolor.com in Minneapolis, ask for Brian Wright. Tell Jim referred you.

Had this problem a few years ago when they had problems with the green ink. The ink itself was the problem back then, but I thought they got passed that issue a while ago.

I would just sub it out to printrunner.com Best quality and price for the money I have found

Big Dog Media Solutions has a real nice Canvas for solvent inks.

I'm a big AGL fan too, spendy, but most likely the last laminator you buy!

I would always laminate first, then mount the print. Prefer to just use air hose, but it will depend on your working environment.

Typically if your resizing just in Photoshop the word on the street was always to do it in increments for better results. If your using a plug in for Photoshop then one step was the norm.

We had a similar issue due to water/oil in the air lines. I believe we had to have the regulators replaced. Call AGL and explain it to them. You can change out the parts yourself. jim

You'll have to change the color mode before all tools are available.

This is an interesting machine, http://www.dkgroup.com/igsbase/igstemplate.cfm?SRC=DB&SRCN=&GnavID=7&SnavID=34&TnavID=11

Take a look at this information page from AGL. http://www.aglinc.com/agl_Understanding_Nip_Dynamics.htm

Check with vendor and/or company making them. I believe most of the laminators in that price range do have crowned rollers, at least they did in the past. It's worth the price to buy a good one!

The Quality of the AGLs are outstanding! I started in photography and have been laminating and mounting with laminators for 10 years. When on my own I had a Daige for a day, had it out of the box for about 2 hours before I called to return it. Used a GBC titan (about a $12000 machine at the...

Sounds like you'll be using it for just mounting, correct? I would go with a machine that has straight rollers. Many of the lower end machines have rollers that are slightly crowned in the middle because they are not heavy duty enough to put down even pressure across the entire width. These...

I'm a big fan of the AGL laminators. They cost a bunch, but will last a life time.

What will you be laminating?