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Like Bly said...if you're using a RIP to bybass the Epson driver, there will be a paper adjustment control in there somewhere.

Yup...you need to through the painstaking process of finding the correct paper feed adjustment for that stock.

The P Series is great for 2 years. Then constant cleanings and going through ink. If you're running SWOP and have a decent RIP, I would imagine nearly any higher end proofer with your RIP compatability will get you there nowadays.

Can be bad memory as well.

Xitron Navigator 13 is more suited for PDF. We moved from PS to PDF with this upgrade. I'm not sure why they would suggest that since you can RIP to 1 bit TIFF and interface with the Xitron blue box to communicate with your setter. We continued to use PS because it was the only way to...

I can't tell you how many wasted job interviews I've been on over the years not knowing the salary. They never want to share that, which in turn is a waste of the hiring party's time as well.

Hybrid screening as mentioned above.

You're right. I sent a picture to a service guy and he said the same. I bought 3 also. So far it's only the one but I'm sure the others won't be far behind, lol. I contacted Epson and I'm going to take advantage of the $1395 one time service event. I considered just replacing it with a new...

There's 3 or 4 lines in the green that won't clear with any level of repeated cleanings. We're using a color managed RIP and I need the green.

yup...that's what I expect.

Printer is about 3 years old and used daily, but not heavy usage. I've done all the cleanings possible multiple times. Any suggestions?

I'm sorry to say that the most undervalued asset at my company is the employees.

We had that big toning machine for CMYK. We called it the pizza oven. All the Pantones were done by hand.

Not as bad as messing up on the last pull of a 7 color hand mixed/hand toned Cromalin. How about the alcohol stink from the Matchprint processors? those were the good ole days. I did all sorts of proofing and film contacting for about 2 years when I started in 1990 before I trained on the Scitex...

I think the later Realist models were more reliable. I used one of their earlier releases and I get what you are saying.

I'm surprised that the Approval is still in use in many shops. The gotta see screen crowd, I guess. I can't imagine the materials are easy to come by.

Scitex Iris drum inkjet printer was groundbreaking.

I worked for a major packaging printer and you're not getting a management position without a bachelors regardless of experience. I personally think it's ridiculous, but that's the way it is.

You can tell it to print on center in Oris. Granted you may know that and may have tried that. Just a thought. I have 3 P9000's driven by Oris Color Tuner. Off topic, but not a fan of the Oris overly complicated interface.

They really messed us up. It's supposedly been elevated to Adobe engineering, lol. Ridiculous.