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Must have just been posted. And, listed as a 61" printer. http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/jm/en/sm/WF05a/18972-18972-3328061-5200069-5200069-5053950.html

http://www.printweek.com/Digital/article/1102247/HP-launches-latest-latex-Designjet-machines/

http://h10088.www1.hp.com/cda/gap/display/main/index.jsp?zn=gap&cp=20000-13698-12989-27064-27065^312768_4041_100__&jumpid=ex_R10931_go/mediasolutionslocator

That is a known problem with Onyx. Best do a google search and see what work arounds and solutions are out there.

http://www.ultraflexx.com/icc_profile_HP.htm

Here you go. http://www.advantagesignsupply.com/Optima-Opti-Solve-Basic-Scrim-Banner-Matte-13-oz-60-x-120

You should try LexJet SUV canvas. More expensive than Fedrix but man does it print nice.

Frankly unless one does not have a separate spectro or does not want to spend the money for one, I see no advantage to using the onboard spectro with Colorgate for linearization and profiling. It is just to much of a waste of materials and time. May be worthwhile for just linearization with...

Not sure if you talking about the onboard Spectro or a separate i1Pro. ColorGate is the only RIP I know that supports both linearization and profiling with the onboard Spectro. The ColorGate RIP however wastes a enormous amount of media so I just use the i1Pro for linearization and...

The built in spectrometer certainly can be used for linearization and profiling with the right RIP. I can select it and use it for linearization and profiling with the ColorGate RIP. With the Fiery XF RIP I can't However with the ColorGate RIP it waists a enormous amount of media so I just use...

I wonder if it will be possible to upgrade the L25500.

But do you sell to the USA as you won't send sample here.

You also need to be very careful how much of the light inks you use when you get into half tones and up. Try to minimize their use from 50 % to nothing at about 80% when you setup the light ink curves or you will have ink drying problem which will limit your ability to get a larger color gamut.

Yes, http://w3.efi.com/proofing-and-inkjet-production-solutions/product-overview/efi-fiery-xf The cool thing about this rip it is Server Client based rip. You can control from any workstation OS X or Windows.

If PMS colors are critical for you, you might want to take a look at ColorGate. With Colorgate and a Spectro you can measure spot colors (with replace by LAB) from a pantone book or anything including paint chips and get a nearly exact match with the L25500. I can for example read the lab values...

Do you have Optical media advance sensor turn on in both the printer and rip?

I find it a lot easier to force a replacement of black with 100% K only with no linearization. That way you do not get the milky look of to much ink coverage.

So what was their quote?