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Need Help Roland XC-540 color settings

Fooroogelm

Fooroogelm

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Right now, we are setting up the Roland XC-540 that we bought. The question is about color settings - are there any descriptions with sample pictures in the Internet - in which cases which ones must be use? Software - VersaWorks 2.2

The problem is that in all Color Management modes - increased color saturation + strong color-distorting shade of Magenta.

What could be the reason?
Thank you in advance!
 
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Kable

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Fooroogelm said:
Right now, we are setting up the Roland XC-540 that we bought. The question is about color settings - are there any descriptions with sample pictures in the Internet - in which cases which ones must be use? Software - VersaWorks 2.2

The problem is that in all Color Management modes - increased color saturation + strong color-distorting shade of Magenta.

What could be the reason?
Thank you in advance!
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I’m also setting up a Roland XC-540 as well. Magenta is spot on. A bit of an issue with greats but I also am having an issue with light cyan which I am attributing to this issue possibly.

As far as your your color distortion, which rip are you currently using?

Design program? Are you designing in RGB or CMYK?

I find that the correct profiles for each media is paramount with this machine for certain colors.
I may try my hand and creating custom icc profiles once I get this thing dialed in.

I have not found any descriptions on color for this machine, just statements specifying to use the Roland spot colors or pantones.
 
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Fooroogelm

Fooroogelm

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Hello,

The problem of purple color has disappeared by itself.
We use VersaWorks Photoshop and Corel Draw - and print from TIFF files.
We use mainly RGB. The strong difference between CMYK and RGB was not noticed.

Any old hardware - it's like a "house with ghosts" - can always happen any surprises. :)

We are currently looking for suppliers of spare parts and paints - in order to achieve a competitive price for our products.

It would be very interesting to hear from you something new on the "taming" of Roland.

Thank you in advance!
 
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