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Is there any numbering soft for impositions? Not the impositions themselves like preps, just for mockups.

APA is your answer (Automated Page Assingment)

IMHO, most pigments filter uv part. Except some yellow and transparent (ie "no color") I don't question screened areas. That's why industry came to m1 after all

Do OBA's affect solid's as well? Not for the eye of course, but for measuring device? Look again at the data. Cyan and Yellow Solids are not affected. Only Magenta.

Looks like your solid magenta is out of target. Seems like there's problem with pigment

Aye, didn't understand that you meant "there is for hamillroad".

Thank you but there is nothing to be done with that I'm afraid

We've tried Auraia also. You should remember - i've contacted you about it. And I have to tell you - it is better than staccato. It has been a very long testing period. And maybe we're just unlucky, or their new product (Belissima) was top priority, or British just don't like Russians - I don't...

That is funny, because on our coldset presses we've succsesfully printed Staccato 36, but our customers didn't like it. But we did it successfully. I'll try to quote our customer's response: We: You know last month we've been printing all your books with Staccato. How do you like images quality...

You know, with Colorflow we've done that too long time ago. We were pleased also. But then we've found out that we cannot maintain same good result with staccato day after day due to: Trouble with air temperature Poor ink Poor blankets Poor rollers, especially water rollers etc. The biggest...

Staccato of what size? 10, 20, 25 micron? Did you measure final gamut?

3 mm suites quite all purposes

Do anyone have experience with PURE inks from Epple?

That's true, for sure. But. Some years ago we were into staccato implementation badly. Willing to print everything with it, market it to our customers. One of our main customers told us (after some orders printed with staccato) that "staccato is good, for sure, but we do not want that". Other...

Show me customers willing to pay for quality, understanding, difference and "value". It is open market - give you customers what they want. Most of customers do not want DMAX, expanded gamut etc. Because their customers do not want that either.

Hissing or whisper it depends on lots of things. Not to mention the age. The older you are - the lesser frequency range you hear. So it depends. Jokes aside

Hard to find good service for this press. Our used jp44 did not print on coated stock. Even after gripper replacement and 5 years of trials. Akiyama has it's own format and app for ink profiles. So you will need to convert any standard profiles for it. And the app is old and do not work on every...

Line screen for small type? Seriously? Large blocks of 50% K is good point, if they aren't rotated.

Probably he wasn't. The biggest problem of today's printing industry is that people who work there actually think that pushing the "print" button is all that they need. And, of course, blaming customer for their own dilettantism.

But there is no custom halftone info in the pdf itself — so line is obviously a printer's choice. Line "dot shape" is very bad idea for this kind of work.