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Fw: Onyx Postershop 5 is printing too light
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Fw: Onyx Postershop 5 is printing too light


  • Subject: Fw: Onyx Postershop 5 is printing too light
  • From: "Peter Merck" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 18 Jan 2003 22:43:03 -0500

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Merck" <email@hidden>
To: "Hi Rez Digital Imaging" <email@hidden>
Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 10:42 PM
Subject: Re: Onyx Postershop 5 is printing too light


> > One of my customers is profiling their 6 color Roland Inkjet running the
> > Onyx PosterShop 5.0 Rip on a satin proofing stock. They're using a
leading
> > 3rd party profiling software with a Gretag Spectrolino. The profile
looks
> > fine but when they use the new profile to print, the output is printing
> very
> > light and washed out evenly in all colours. It seems like the Rip is
> having
> > two profiles transforming the colour instead of just the one we made. We
> > have checked the Rip settings to ensure this is not the case but we
can't
> > find anything noticeably wrong.
> >
> > If anyone can help, it would be greatly appreciated.
> >
>
> Dear Glenn
>
> What are the ink restrictions numbers used for the material and what is
the
> ink limit number used?
> Sounds like not enough ink if being used for that material. IOW glossy
> paper uses less ink than matte.
> What are they selecting in their ink/material settings. Such as a 'Dye'
> family setting and a material within the 'Dye' setting.
>
> Postershop does use 2 profiles to print with; one input and one output.
The
> output profile if the one you've created for the material/ink combination.
> The input profile should match the profile of the incoming file, if the
file
> doesn't have one use a matchprint or US sheet fed profile (from Photoshop)
> or even the default input profile would work as a starting point.
>
> Have they gone through the whole dark resrtiction/linearization/ ink limit
> procedure?
>
> If they load the new roland profile into Photoshop, what does the 'convert
> to profile' change look like? Does the image get lighter like the print?
>
> What information in the profile are you looking at that gives the
indication
> the profile 'looks fine'?
>
> With some of the above questions answered we narrow down the problem.
>
> Pete Merck
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