Versaworks color density level

[jagsouthern]

I have been having a problem with the 100% black smearing even after 24 hours. I am wondering if the coverage is so dense that the ink will not thoroughly set. What will the "density level" adjustment in Versaworks do to coverage? I am using EcoSol Max inks and compatible media. Are there other causes for such problems? Heaters are up to max too.

 

[javila]

Where did you get your profiles from?


changing the density levels will fudge up your colors.

 

[Goofball]

Use Matt material instead of Gloss.....you will thank me later.

 

[jagsouthern]

Profiles come from Versaworks and they do match the media. I am assuming that you goof are saying that matte is more durable than gloss; this would be nice if I don't want to laminate everything...and I don't. What then does the density level adjustment do for the printing?

 

[Mason]

It has to a profile issue or some other setting, typically VersaWorks lays down less ink than say printing from Flexi..

 

[javila]

You mess with the density levels are you're creating the profiles. What material/profile combo are you using?

 

[Goofball]

Jag...I'm not saying that Matt material is more durabale.....it is a little thicker so it's easier to work with......the way it takes the ink is amazing....I rarely laminate prints and I've got several that has been outside for over a year and still looks fine. With Matt material you can print on high speed and get a better look than you can printing on Gloss on standard. Give it a try sometime. As far as density level adjustments I'm not the one to ask on that. Goof luck!

Bob

 

[creative]

Density increase/decrease the amount of ink deposited on the material