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Probably just a digital comparator software like EyeC or Global Vision. Those are the leaders. There was a lesser company that had a software that did the comparison in a negative format. Can't recall the name. At the time it wasn't sophisticated enough so we went with EyeC. It's for content, I...

Thanks but it's really not worth all that effort. Hoping for a simple, quick fix, otherwise I can live with it.

I have to agree with you. I have 3 P9000's and an SC-T5270...they all clog like mad. I think they're designed that way to waste ink with forced cleanings, in turn, forcing the consumer to purchase more ink. Epson's phone support is pitiful. I have figured out every issue on my own way before...

This thread is ridiculous and should be deleted. Even the title is offensive. It seems no one here has had this disease impact them directly. This is an immediate life or death threat. Of course people are responding to survive although I see very many ignoring distancing and carrying on as if...

I can find any evidence that Esko currently supports concentric screening. Must be a legacy product by now.

This was an old Artwork Systems screening. The concept was to lay down a thinner ink layer keeping colors cleaner and having more control and possibly expanding the gamut. None of these things ever seem to really take off.

Thanks, but that's not it. It's set perfectly fine. I wonder if the pressure is slightly less or maybe the sheet size sensor is calibrated slightly different than my other 2 P9000's. It's not a game changer but it can be a PITA.

Hi. I have 3 P9000's, all about 2 years old or so. I run Oris Color Tuner to all 3. Identical parameters. One of them always drops the cut sheet after printing. The others hang like they should and allow more drying time. This one dumps it on the floor. I did a firmware upgrade a few months back...

I'm sorry to hear this. What a shame. God bless Matt and his family. RIP

There's no 100% method for perfect auto trap once there's masked images, complicated blends, gradient mesh, document effects, etc. Inspection on that level would need a dedicated QC person or operators would never get anything done.

Great concept. Highly impractical. If it looks good...if it looks right...if it matches proof or sample...I don't care what numbers you have, run it! We don't have time for nonsense. I think G7 became a "must have" buzz word...not without merit, but to me it became a smoke and mirrors, money...

Hard to say without seeing the example. I usually have an idea of which areas may be problematic from a trapping standpoint and focus in on those areas for the check. If it's a gap problem, that field is adjustable. May just take some experimentation...unfortunately a bit too late in this case.

Mac is simply more elegant in design and is not a maintenance nightmare without IT certification. Having the OS so tied to the actual hardware makes it feel like a more complete, quality product. Their hardware is just really nice...a cut above. Ex.: Time Machine...a continuous bootable back up...

I'm surprised this topic hasn't had more response. I'm upgrading to Deskpack 18.1 at the moment. Seems like they actually added a new type of semi interactive trapping.

Anyone using this? know anything about it? looks very interesting

I'm sticking with Mojave for a while. We still have two 32 bit programs we use regularly.

I would think you'd need a UV printer to do it right. We do it at my plant sometimes with our P9000. You need to set it for the finest ink dot possible and allow extended drying time between each head pass. It's all about piling and drying. They still need to be coated with something to prevent...

Yeah...another zero here...not so special, lol...don't worry...not like this will get you a raise.

Definitely Screen. Been using Screen platesetters for the past 16 years in 2 different plants. Never a major repair and never a thing to complain about. Rock solid.