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PoliJet PoliJet I notice that nobody has posted to this subject lately. If anyone is still interested, PoliJet now has one dealer in the US, and is actively looking for interest but at this stage only on the East coast.

When imaging the PoliJet plates it is a vital part of imaging to accurately control the ink density to about 35%. I do not believe Corel Draw has such a function.

No matter what system or workflow, there will always be people who work four times as hard to acheive what can easily be acheived with the correct tools for the job. I can put a six inch screw into a piece of wood with a hammer, but it sure goes in easier and better with a screw driver.

There are many film options available and many rip options. When using the 4800 or any Epson printer with K3 pigment inks, (be sure to use the Photo Black and not the matt black) you will get your best results from so called "Water-proof" films, such as Royal Windsor at stuff4print. For a very...

The Wasatch RIP is a very fine product; however, it has been designed for making FILM separations using an inkjet printer. Therefore as you quite correctly say it is very capable of producing a separation using the black ink channel. TechNova uses the Xante (RipIt) Open Symphony RIP, JetPlate...

iCtP iCtP 1. The Epson 7600, even with it's resolution of 2880x1440, is not the best printer they ever built. The head is a very poor set-up, and gives loads of "noise" when used to image screens, especially AM or Conventional screens. It works ok if you only want low lpi screens (100 ish) or...