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what DPI did you set it to? only need like 100-150 dpi for a banner.

As we promote people to search for old threads instead of starting new ones. Thats what one of the posters did, asked a question in an old thread to someone who had a solution ;) Helps reading though the post.

Well done to Patric and the team at Digitec. That's an awesome pair of automation. That's at least 1 less operator needed to transport the stock over to finishing.

IF you dont print enough and it's costing you to not print, you're far better off outsourcing your prints. From a good shop, you'll get better quality and it'll cost you less.

We have enforcers here? :roflmao:

Yeah i had some samples from them. Adhesion seemed really good. Colour gamut isn't as good as the oce inks though but not many will notice.

Im not sure which one that is? But it’s crossed my mind a few times lately due to how this one has been ran and the lack of moderation.

time for a new home.

You wont be replacing print heads as often as the rest of the printers. The service contract is not really needed, but always recommended for the first year to solve any hiccups etc. The colorado is on another level compares to the other 2 machines. Go get demos.

There's websites like this already: https://www.whatfontis.com/ https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ The thing is, There are so many custom fonts out there created by different people. A font finder wont know EVERY font. It wont know the fonts Johnny created if they're not in the data base...

Im not at work, but where you choose the media that's loaded on the colorado on the rip, there should be a gear or something. you click it and gives you the option to update media on the colorado. try that next time.

100% We where 3 months into the Colorado at the time. Absolutely. We’ve got the high speed version, so for that job it was cutting each roll In to posters with in 10 minutes each.

In a day, or largest single customer order? longest day print run would have been around 600m / 12 rolls. longest single order print run would have been around 2500m / 50 rolls and all finished on the fotoba.

Here's some basic specs you can follow: Minimum specs: 6core/12 thread AMD or Intel CPU. (AMD 5600x or Intel 12600K) 16gb RAM 1tb m.2 (or more) Optional GPU Nvidia RTX3050 or AMD rx6600 or anything around that price. Higher spec: 8 core / 16 thread AMD or Intel (AMD 5800x or intel 12700K) 32GB...

Yeah im real keen for some better automation. you can just extend it with gold or silver

Onyx X22 has been announced. Quite a bit of an update it seems. It seems to be more about automation with this update. Im excited for smart job submissions, allowing onyx to get details from file name. & hopefully improved fotoba marks from x21.1 Youtube link:

Welcome! Colorado high maintenance cost??? All you do is weekly cleaning on it. For wallpaper, Colorado is your answer anyway. Especially matte mode. No need for laminate as the ink is very durable and no dry time. Colour is consistent and so is the print size.

Here he is. Im surprised you didn't plug stratojet and mentioned other brand printers for the first time.

Yah.. People look at the specs and forget about the screen. which is why people opt for gaming laptops. Powerful and the screens are cheaper to make. More and more gaming laptops are coming with colour accurate ips displays though which is nice to see. But still pricy.

Im not sure what you mean by calibrate. But when they installed ours, they tech asked what bleed we use. i told him 3mm. And we set the horizontal cut to 3mm and i've left it at that. In onyx, i know in the fotoba settings, you press placement, change it to fotoba. Press the gear/settings...