1. For dry toner, a controller, like Fiery, improves color accuracy/matching with monitor color, but does it improve definition, of fine lines for examples, help with color transition/banding, and produce solid color text (This is one of the problems we have with our printer)? Please tell me what other graphical features it affects.
2. There are rip software, which is a the graphical part of what a controller does (correct me if I am wrong), for wide format inkjets. Are there ones for dry toner printers, that can be an alternative for a controller?
Thanks
2. There are rip software, which is a the graphical part of what a controller does (correct me if I am wrong), for wide format inkjets. Are there ones for dry toner printers, that can be an alternative for a controller?
Thanks
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