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+1 You need to have an ICC profile embedded into your image so your RIP knows which profile it's translating from so it can tell the printer how to print.

Woah everyone needs to settle down. Everyone will get those customers who want the ridiculous. Usually the ones who don't understand how the industry works, they think they can bargain because they don't want to spend much. Complain that the quality is poor when it's their poor quality image...

I only ever used it when we got the arizona, after the bag finished, i swapped it to white to have double white. From what i remember, it's a raised finished. It's quite thick. I only ever did it on rigid media. It does have some flex but it can crack. From what i gather it's used more for POS...

The arizona can print white colour white on the roll (3 layers) but won't do the varnish (clear) on the roll. It does it in stages. It'll flood the media with varnish first pass, then it'll go back and dry it.

That's a good question. Latest Inkjet Technology: UV Gel That's the best info i could find. seems like a good technology. And the fact it's coming from Canon/Oce, The colour gamut would be very good.

Well Yes and No. There area "RGB" printers. which are CMYK printers that already have a profile internally. So if you where to calibrate and create an ICC profile for one, It'll be done using RGB charts. So Yes - There are printers that can use the RGB colour space directly. No - There's no...

I saw the video, Looks great. I'd own one if needed it. Pretty strange how there's 2 separate gantries for the lamps and print heads. I like how the whole thing is enclosed also, less dust and less chance of killing heads.

Does anyone actually have an idea what they're talking about? You can design or photograph in any colorspace you desire... For example, You design a poster in sRGB (standard in photoshop). Once it's saved properly with the profile embedded. You'll open it with the RIP (Raster Image Processor)...

Yes the procut is a rebranded zund, even oce will tell you that. So both if you're looking at the same machine just different name would be the same. The difference will the people who stand by the product. The guys at canon are brilliant and i would happily buy another product from them...

I Strongly disagree. One may not know how to draw cartoon characters. You can teach someone the basics how to draw cartoon characters. That someone can learn from that, and draw cartoon characters to their liking. Some people have good imagination. But not everyone knows how to put that to...

What other options do you have in the settings?

Has that even been done before?

I don't know how you can print with nozzles firing on an angle like that. All my nozzles on my Arizona fire except 1 magenta and another magenta is firing on an angle. I dont know if it'll work on your printer, but (instructed by Oce) to swab with isopropyl, purge then use the suction to clean...

did you set the media height correctly?

Why would you need it inside the trim area? Try using layout tool instead of job editor.

Is that the average wage over there? if so, Damn. couldn't survive on that here.

D50 fluro tubes. Other than seeing all colours how they're suppose to be, They're better for your eyes, they make you feel less tired.

Im pretty sure onyx you can reconfigure ink channels. but onyx isn't cheap so it's not worth it for what you have. I'm not sure what else you can do. If it works with your current RIP. then just keep using it. make some money and hopefully you can upgrade to something bigger and better.

I wouldn't know where to start. Not sure why it would print with different channels with photoshop vs a rip if its using the same driver. Do a search for free or open source rips and start trying them.

Don't know how much money you're into this printer. Don't think you can get a proper branded flatbed like yours. Either try reconfigure it digitally or open it up and do it manually. If you really want to create a business out of it. It would be worth getting a proper flatbed. I know you can...