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yeah, don't think its an encoder strip problem either..... do you just have problems printing with this file on that media or other files etc?

i know some on here buy a cheap chinese plotter from fleabay and use that just for cutting magnets. i think you can get there for two to three hundred bucks.

yeah, i honestly think your going to have to invest in some good quality color management equipement to get better noticable results. ask eye4color he's a member on here and he seems to be clued up on all that good stuff.

exactly.........

subbing out on larger amounts is always going to be cheaper sure, but it was a last minute job for a good client and it really doesn't take long at all to do and is real easy.

yeah but thats the thing. having a profile that you can do yourself may well and probably will give a slightly better or acceptable result, but, your using eco solvent and your limited to the color gamut output. basically if you want great results for this type of thing your using the wrong...

this................. we just did another 250 square fridge magnets.....utility knife and small ruler...........

aqueous printers are what proffesionals use for canvas and photos. you will never get perfect or brillant results for most photographers out there using an eco solvent. for the average joe who wants canvas or pics/posters an eco solvent is fine and will do the job. if you want to start...

we did a digital round print approx 3' x 3' on a set of rollup doors sometime ago. we didn't have any problems with it and i see the guy quite often, still looks good. i did seal it with a seal it pen(liquid laminate) just incase.

double hit.

what oz banner? and you kinda need to say what your price is so we can see where we would be at.

i'd see about john deaton or joe diaz doing that for us.

+1 convex

seen that before and i love it! did you check out the other stuff on the site? some of the tshirts are awesome.

yep....seems a steamer does the trick as its been posted on the boards afew times now.

if you have air conditioning vent over head or near your printer that can cause dust from the air blowing through the ducts etc. just make sure in the moring before you start printing that you wipe down the printer and media.

give andrew o a shout. hes the roland rep on this forum and i can tell you for a fact he will help you out asap. this guy has helped out with some problems we have had right away and he will help get it sorted for sure.

thats what i thought also....deffinatly looks like an alignment issue

:ROFLMAO: thanks man...i just spilt my coffee from laughing!!! :ROFLMAO:

cool! hope you get it sorted. :thumb: