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Thank you. I might try it this way then. I did find a work around I versaworks by extending door one by 50mm, this will then eat into door 2, so if I add a 50mm bleed this will give me the measurement back but instill need the 50mm overlap, so I just double the overlap instead. So If I want...

Hi all I'm having difficulties with tiling in Versaworks. Basically, If I'm wrapping the rear doors of a van, I want the join to be where the doors meet, in order to do this I either need to have media wide enough to cover both doors or I need to join 2 parts up. Let's say the left rear door...

Not quite right but it may have to do if I can't find a better match. Thanks

Just realized the B & L are a different font, see the image. (Sorry forgot to upload it originally)

Thank you Matches perfectly.

Hi I need a little help matching this font? The old sign maker has retired and no longer contactable so help is needed. Thanks

How did you get on with making your table? I'm in the process of doing the same thing and wondered how you got on?

Hi timkaz227 Yes, calibrated the monitor with i1profiler. As far as I'm aware, by selecting Max impact or U.S.Pre-Press you're ignoring the profile you've just created?

Maybe we can help each other profiling our media. OK, when reading the chart in Versaworks you need to print it at 110% i.e. go into Queue A and change the size to 110%. I've also found that you need to hold down the button on the eye one then click measure, strange one I know but it worked...

I doubt you will find one, do you have the tools to make one?

OK So leaving the levels as they were I limited the total ink to 200%, I then created 3600 patches in i1profiler and printed them using density mode, read the patches and created the profile (All done with CMYK). Do I still leave the color management as density, it didn't mention on the video...

OK, so it turns out that it doesn;t matter about using the density control only preset at that stage as they print out exactly the same with using that or any other preset.

Hi Pauly Please see attached my dot plot, what do you think? Also in the linked video here: It mentions to change to the density control only preset under the Quality tab / Color Management in Queue A when printing the patches generated with iProfiler for instance, should you use the...

What does that mean? I'm only just getting started with color. I've been trying for so long and read a lot of posts/articles relating to it then I run out of time and have to move on to.

Hi I'm using 3rd party inks with my Versacamm vs-640i, although prints are ok I find it impossible to match my screen colors. Tools that I have at my disposal: i1pro2 iprofiler, Babelcolor Patch Patchtool (Trial) Coloris (which uses Argyll CMS) I understand I need to limit the...

Joe House Can you post some images so i know i'm understanding it correctly, I've attached some screenshots of my ink curves, does this look right to you? Thanks for both your help by the way.

Pauly Thanks for the links but the roland pdf and the video miss vital steps and here's where I need help. When you print the CMYK print chart i.e 0 - 100% the correct method is to use your spectrophotometer to find the highest Chroma (LCh values), you then need to measure the difference...

Hi guys I've been reading previous threads, googling etc etc but i'm still no further forward. I need to profile some media, i've been using the generic profiles but i'm getting really bad results with a couple of vinyls, I always intended to make my own profiles but I need to get started...

Thanks guys to replying. @dizimoto, what you described sound like exactly what I've done, I just can't work out why a little ink could completely destroy a board. @ragnabrok, the tech did multiple cleans and a choke clean and can confirm is is coming through, he confirms this by manually...

Hi guys I'm posting here coz i'm a complete tool and knackered my printhead. I've got a Roland VS-640i, basically i tried changing my dampers as the white ink was not coming through. So I attempted to change the damper, I thought I might as well do all 4 seeing as i'm doing it anyway, and ink...