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Once you get the basics down which you seem on the way to doing, then do some experimenting with ink limits to see how little ink limits you can get away with. Also experiment with the other settings especially the rendering intents to see which give you better results. Once you do that then you...

Or did they?

After checking Palm Beach County local officials I can see that is what they voted for.

Still being an Election Fraud Denier. Good Lord do you think people really vote to live like that?

As opposed to a slave state. Free meaning liberty.

I am thankful I live in a free state.

Stolen Elections come at a very high price and have dire consequences.

Stay away from the Latex. You will not get the photo quality you are looking for.

I had a demo of Print Factory to test out earlier this year. I never could get Pure Primaries to print correctly (very important with Latex Black) nor could I find away to see what the output values to the printer actually were, and I never could get any answers from Print Factory. They acted...

The color consistency problem with the 300 series was from having one lc/lm printhead. Depending of the colors and what speed you were printing at it couldn't keep up. Plus there few extra nozzles to replace ones that got clogged like when having two printheads. Finally HP figured it out and...

AFAIK you will need to at least go to mild-solvent or latex if you don't want to over laminate. I use Latex for our canvas printing.

If it is canvas for aqueous pigment inks it will stick, but it won't be very durable or waterproof. It really needs an over laminate.

You are not going to be able to find what you want when printing with an aqueous printer.

For the finest detail print at 8 or 16 pass unidirectional using SAV Type. My personal favorite on my 700W is 16pUni6c120d60v190t.

Log into your Caldera account and download your software and manage your license. Caldera technical support is very helpful, if need more help so submit a ticket if you need to.

Did you every get the take-up to operate like the video shows?

"When “TAKE UP SENSOR” is set to ON, take-up operation is executed after completing one cut job." For long cut jobs is there any way to set it so the take-up real works while actually cutting? I can't believe it would be this limited.

Changing the vacuum will have no effect on other media preset setting. Changing the vacuum slightly will have no effect on print quality. Changing the vacuum a lot might cause banding in the direction on media travel. You will see it if it does and if it does back off the vacuum amount.

Make them replace the media from another batch. You can try to increase vacuum to see if that helps. Also is there a issue with humidity?

I have always been advised from HP Techs when there is problems related to firmware issues to download the firm and install from a USB thumb drive on reboot.