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The device holds a +/- 0.5mm registration. To do this it uses the combination of a second image transfer belt, in-track registration, a side guide, and a timing sensor help deliver accurate, front-to-back registration. In addition the user can also adjust the front to back registration, and...

To be clear I work for Canon, but the C8000VP is a great device, it has some of the best quality in the industry. You have multiple Controllers to choose from, like EFI Fiery or PRISMA Sync. I'm not sure what you mean by "printing coincidences" can you elaborate? Here is some industry...

I will echo what the person from Esko stated. Using an automation tool is more about how you implement it than which tool you select. You need to identify what specific processes you are looking to automate, things like bleed detection, page size, page rotation, imposition, trapping, font...

First Let me say I work for Canon, just for full disclosure. Your Con's list for digital printing seems to indicate that your only talking about digital toner devices. There is a whole world of inkjet devices on the market that will challenge many of your con's. for example: Cons 1) Color...

A lot of folks are using the FOGRA media wedge with the i1 for quality control, which you can find information about here: http://www.colourmanagement.net/PDF/ugra_fogra-media-wedge-v3-0b.pdf

oops, I deleted one too many pages. Here it is with the case binding info

The easy answer is total number of pages divided by 2, multiplied by the (Caliper) thickness of the paper, but that assumes softcover perfect binding. If case perfect binding there is a roundness factor to consider, and that depends on where the case binding is occurring (which region of the...