When pinting (sp-540v) the color is faded when comparing to our Roland Color swatches. When trying to match a color on our swatch book the color is lighter than the targeted color. I have ran a test print and a machine cleaning and everything looks good just light. The machine has no been used for about 2months.
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Roland Color Problems
- Thread starter Pierja
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JoshLoring
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There's multiple factors that could cause this.
In guessing the search book was not printed from your printer? If not.. You won't match it. Print your own swatch reference.
In guessing the search book was not printed from your printer? If not.. You won't match it. Print your own swatch reference.
JoshLoring
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Also.. Most of their swatches come off the 6 color printers and yours is a four color...
Thanks for the feedback. I printed the swatches from the printer less than a year ago, until now its been very reliable to help in choosing my colors.
The machine has been seeting for about a month and when I tried printing this job I noticed the colors not matching. For instance when tring to print color RVW-ST15K it comes out more like ST15G. I tried going creating the color using the CMYK values and I get the same outcome.
The machine has been seeting for about a month and when I tried printing this job I noticed the colors not matching. For instance when tring to print color RVW-ST15K it comes out more like ST15G. I tried going creating the color using the CMYK values and I get the same outcome.
JoshLoring
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Did you perform a manual cleaning? If the swatch came off of your printer then it should match.
Custom_Grafx
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The machine has been sitting for a month? Idle? Did you have it plugged in?
rushworks graphics
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you need to do a test print to see if all your nozzles are firing correctly for starters. if its not been used for a month or two then you may have some issues.
JoshLoring
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Before you print that next test.. Take each ink cartridge out and wave them lightly to mix them up a little but. Don't get crazy or you'll make bubbles. But just enough.