chevalier
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I caught some free time this morning and read through all of the "Drupa 2012, the Inkjet Drupa…again?" articles David Zwang has been writing for WhatTheyThink. I haven't seen any activity here and thought I'd ignite the conversation/debate. Inkjet is exciting technology that possibly helps eliminate the variability and inconsistency of current printing methods.
What is being done about ink opacity?
Is there anyone with an inkjet solution for metallics?
Why the focus on CMYK and why not further gamut allowing accurate inkjet simulation of those long-running industry headaches like Reflex Blue and other out-of-gamut / edge-of-gamut colors?
Why the focus on such thin substrates? Short-run high-quality folding cartons is growing market (hence the Xerox iGen4 EXP on the EP side).
What is being done about ink opacity?
Is there anyone with an inkjet solution for metallics?
Why the focus on CMYK and why not further gamut allowing accurate inkjet simulation of those long-running industry headaches like Reflex Blue and other out-of-gamut / edge-of-gamut colors?
Why the focus on such thin substrates? Short-run high-quality folding cartons is growing market (hence the Xerox iGen4 EXP on the EP side).