How to Brighten up Perf Print??

[raider]

I've got 7.6V1 but no option for multi-pass in driver options in the Advanced tab. Is this version too old or is the another place to look. I'm running a PrismJet 38 (Outdoor Jr.) if that would have anything to do with the option.

 

[thewood]

It is called Ink Layers in my version Flexi.

RIP and Print>Advanced>Driver Options>Ink Layers

This is for a Mimaki JV3 setup, though. As previously noted, the RIP options and nomenclature vary according to the printer setup.

 

[bob]

The fundamental inescapable fact is that 50% of the media isn't there, or whatever percentage perf you might be using. Worse, the 50% or whatever that isn't there is effectively black assuming it's being applied to glass.

That being the case you can dump ink on the media until it's washing off in waves and it won't have all that much effect on the brightness. The media is effectively 50% darker than solid media. Since the perf is effectively reducing the brightness by 50%, the most bang for your buck would be to increase the brightness and perhaps concomitantly the saturation of whatever it is you're printing. Assuming it's a bitmap.

 

[J Hill Designs]

bob's thesaurus must be getting pretty ragged

 

[Steve C.]

Just crank up the saturation.

This works for me. I use Flexi 7.6v2. In the rip and print window click the
color tab and slide the all color tab over to about .08. Prints always look
washed out until they are applied to the glass.

 

[CheapVehicleWrap]

Flexi options are different for different peripherals. in some cases very different.

 

[Jeff South Florida]

cant do it on a jr. Basic older printer. minimum memory and capability.