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Medina Signs
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Try using the Roland color library for cmyk
You have to be more spezific.
Do you want the rip to print with black only?
You can define a CMYK color with k component only.
Then in Versaworks you can set use linearisation only in color management.
This way, the color is printed with k only.
But this doesn't give a neutral gray.
To get a neutral gray, you need well mixed ink.(if there is 40% ink in the cartridge and it hasn't been mixed every 2-4weeks, throw it away and take a new one)
Then you need to create a profile specific to your printer and media.(assuming a perfect nozzle test )
Everything else is guesswork.
Do you want the rip to print with black only?
You can define a CMYK color with k component only.
Then in Versaworks you can set use linearisation only in color management.
This way, the color is printed with k only.
But this doesn't give a neutral gray.
To get a neutral gray, you need well mixed ink.(if there is 40% ink in the cartridge and it hasn't been mixed every 2-4weeks, throw it away and take a new one)
Then you need to create a profile specific to your printer and media.(assuming a perfect nozzle test )
Everything else is guesswork.
Medina Signs
Old Member
Import the Roland swatch table in Corel and use the grays that are listed.
Name: Roland Color System Library
Name: Roland Color System Library
Medina Signs
Old Member
Use your palette manager to find the Roland Library