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It has a feed tray at the rear/top. Put about 100 sheets on it. Obviously need to remove the sheets when not using it. the roll is at the rear under the tray. Has these extensions for it. I've had it for a month or so. Epson printers are generally reliable. They say to do a print at least...

I've got an Epson SC P600. Should be in your price range. It prints on A3+ (so just larger than A3) Has a roll feed option that's 330mm wide on a 2" core. Has wifi or USB input. basically can act like a normal printer or can be used on a RIP software. Mines hooked to onyx. It has a card...

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Yes and no. We use low iron glass (clear glass, as normal glass comes green), but in saying that some suppliers have more of a blue tint than clear. and it can affect the outcome. But then you've also got our own adhesion promoter to allow the ink to stick to glass. We also don't use the...

Different print shops have different requirements. Mine, because we specialise in glass, and a lot of ridged substrates, There's no manufacture profiles. And when you do a lot of printing for "Artists" and "fine art photographers" on unique substrates like glass, or acrylics ect. some things...

I use GCR but not for ink saving. All my inks are the same price also. Then again i do different type of printing than most people.

Only have experience with onyx, And onyx can go into great lengths into their ink restrictions. If you go into the ink restrictions and press the arrow next to "read swatch" and press view readings. highlight all the data then press plot readings now you should have a plot chart with all the...

1 reading, yes.

I hear these things are quite good.

Maybe he means stepper motors

The RIP or printer profile.

Onyx uses Spectral data for measurement files. But pretty sure only thing it's used for is that onyx allows you to see the curves and if you use .spec files you can change the light source in onyx. Other option is using Colormetric (CIELAB D50) and that won't allow you to change the viewing...

I don't use many papers, but if it's something commonly used, why not have a profile for it. Any new material that comes in that i haven't used, Either if i know i have spares (I.e on a roll) I'll do a profile. IF its on a rigid substrate i might do one depending on how big the job is and if...

Go for the SC-P800 instead. It'll do A2 and will print the A3 quicker than the P600 will, and it's only slightly more expensive.

Level of contribution i'm pretty sure. Every form is different. most just use names. and go by post count and at times will change with how long you've been a member also or if you're a paying member. This one just looks to be a contribution thing.

Apart from phone calls and text messages I use mine for: - emails. - taking photos of jobs and notes - sharing photos with clients - putting my camera against a loupe (works really well) There's plenty of nifty apps for time management, calculators, notes ect. I have actually stepped a few...

I run onyx thrive x12 on an Oce arizona 480xt. My opinion will be bias because it's the only rip i've used. But i've used x10 and x12. (x12 is far superior to x10) Depending on what package you get, There's job editor (pre flight) where you'd colour manage the file ect. and there's also layout...

You're right. I think i got fed up with onyx's icc engine i started hunting around for a solution somewhere. It was worth a shot, but I'm not going to bother with it any more. There's no way to have something simple to create outstanding results as i've learnt, and you already know. I'm...

So are you saying you created your ink restrictions, linearisations and then attached a profile to it? Have you made your own ICC profile and used that? I'm trying to work out if you're having the same problem i originally did. What version of thrive? X10 X11 X12? I also have 211 but i have...

Same I believe.