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A digital creasing machine would be the best solution to your problem considering that coating didn't work for you.

I think that would really be a problem. Not being able to manage color well would make it hard for you to have outputs which would look the way you exactly want it to be.

The book has some interesting points. Besides, there are other ways to go green other than not printing. Printing is indispensable still.

Its great to see how far we've come in printing technology. I'm pretty excited about the tech introduced at Drupa.

When you use too shallow bit depth (i.e. 8 bits/channel) for tensive image processing or for processing wide gamut colour spaces banding may appear, in particular in the shadows.

Pretty funny, I don't think marketers and engineers will ever see eye to eye.

I agree with Matt Beals. It depends on the printer. Some printers work fine with autoduplexing but some don't. Best to test your printer regarding this concern.

So sorry to hear about that. I guess it is inevitable at any workplace. You can't really please everyone only most of them. Just unfortunate that that person happens to be the Director. You should probably try to confront him face to face in a closed-door meeting. Explain to him how it works...

If you are deciding between Epson and Fujixerox, I would most definitely go for Epson. As for the model, it will depend on your specific needs whether it's a heavy-duty printer and what kinds of paper you will be using, etc. I would, however, advise you to get an inkjet printer instead of the...

I did have this issue before and I was thinking it was probably not saved as Unicode too. Glad you got it resolved though.

I agree with Cornishpastythighs and gordo. When you say they're a qualified, experience ink technicians, their knowledge still varies based on how much experience they have regarding your concern. Their service is always appreciated since it saves you the trouble of figuring out the ever-so...

Thanks for the answers. That's added knowledge and insight filed away for future use right there.

This is an interesting development for the printing industry. Using the term “ink ejectors” rather than inkjet heads is indeed quite a mystery. A different approach in applying ink to paper. Let's wait and see.

I don't believe that the printing industry in on its last legs. Change is inevitable, though. 3D printing technology may catch up, for example. Services would become more affordable as well, allowing small businesses to maximize traditional marketing materials and sustain the printing industry...

Highly sophisticated machine, which is really only useful to big corporations. Not small businesses. These are very expensive, but I appreciate the video.

That seems interesting. Always looking for a new way to show my graphic designs to others.

Online providers are usually your best option. Many different varieties. And prices that are relatively low.

For what you’re wanting to do I’d probably go with the Xeikon. Plus like Mtorry mentioned, you can print on things like plastic. Plastic business cards are an awesome way to stick out from the crowd.

I have to agree with Craig on this one. Before doing anything you’re going to want to Read the CED and compare it so you know what you’re getting into. Good luck!

Thank you so much everyone for this thread. It had never once crossed my mind to wonder what chemicals I was making myself susceptible to doing printing. Everyone has provided me some valuable insight. While I’m not going to stop doing what I love, I do intend to keep better track of my health...