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Technically correct, however the 'chains' in UV ink will still cure over a longer time than the few seconds they are subjected to UV LEDs. A good article on UV inks for anyone interested: https://www.nazdar.com/Portals/0/NewsItems/Articles/20QuestionsAboutUVCuring-BeaPurcell.pdf

Thanks, we get the exact same behaviour so at least I'm comforted that it's not just me. I have sorted out the workaround so we should be fine from now on. We would have gone Inkscape instead of Corel, however PLT support was discontinued some time last year when the plugin author sadly passed...

Figured it out... for some reason dragging files into Corel treats it as an Import rather than Open procedure, leading to the default page size being used. Very annoying as I like to drop multiple jobs in at once and get working. I have to re-train myself to use the File -> Open menu now which...

I'm very new to CorelDraw... we require it for a new machine as Illustrator cannot export PLT files. The biggest issue I'm having is that when we open PDF files, it seems to ignore the page size completely and uses A4 as the default. Is there any way to configure it so Corel will set the page...

Sounds like you need to read up on VLOOKUP.

I noticed this happen a week ago... It wouldn't let me post in that particular thread until the time had elapsed to a point after that particular time. Very weird.

The laminate only covers the print side of the vinyl, the existing adhesive side will still be used to adhere the graphic to the substrate. Lamination will add durability and resistance to scratching and provide additional UV protection to make the prints last longer before fading.

We have a Keencut Steeltrak: https://www.keencut.com/product/steeltrak/ It's very similar to the Fletcher and works well.

I was referring to the person above me who quoted a 5 year old post.

You realise this was posted 5 years ago... I'm sure the job is either complete or dead by now.

Improvements in the "i" model: http://web.archive.org/web/20100116153309/http://rolanddg.com.au/pr_vpirelease.asp Nothing at all to do with internet capability. Any printer with an ethernet port is internet capable.

My first thought was the same... new transformer not outputting enough.

Will this be kept up after the stream is over? It's at an inconvenient time half a world away, but would still like to view it if possible.

Could also be Dark mode... Settings -> Personalization -> Colors, then change from Dark to Light.

We do exactly what yannb does... minus the IDF part as we were never told about this tool. I want it now, as I always guess the IDF percentage based on another profile. If you follow these instructions, you should get extremely good profiles.

If you're using the Epson Contone profiling workflow, there is no linearization required or even possible. I much prefer this over the Onyx workflow anyway. It's simpler and gives us better results. I've compared gamut plots back to back and we get a wider range and smoother dot pattern than the...

Onyx shouldn't be behaving in this way at all. We run X21 in a VM for portability reasons and it absolutely flies. A recent job of 9m (30ft) x 1.37m (4.5ft) ripped in 31 seconds... certainly not slow at all.

Agreed. Print preview in Onyx can be deceiving. Print a sample at 10% size, or crop out the gradient part and just print that and see how the actual output looks. Don't always trust the preview to get it right.

Yes, that should work fine... if you use VersaWorks the crop marks will be the same so you can print on the RF and cut on the XC. If you use another RIP, just make sure you use Roland marks during print and cut process.