Hi friends,
i got a dude concerning about what product should be the better for the Digital production, such versatile and realible cost per clic
HP Indigo (3500/5000) vs MGI DP60????
I like the MGI but in my country, Indigo is more known than the french press.
Forum members,
Not to change the subject, however, I'm looking for unbiased feedback (Kodak, HP or MGI sales people or representatives of these companies need not reply) from actual users to confirm if they know whether or not the MGI DP60 has any banding issues when printing large areas of solid color on paper substrates. So far to date I've found no better press to handle this issue (banding) than the HP Indigo's, including comparing Kodak's NexPress in side to side comparisons.
Any relevant information, feedback or experiences with this concern would be appreciated.
Regards,
OTP
Forum members,
So far to date I've found no better press to handle this issue (banding) than the HP Indigo's, including comparing Kodak's NexPress in side to side comparisons.
Any relevant information, feedback or experiences with this concern would be appreciated.
Regards,
OTP
Doesnt the DP60 use the consumable model? (no flat click charge) - in which case how can you ever accuratley price anything? Also from the samples i have seen - it produces a very Matt finish and cant physically produce a "gloss" effect unless of course you use a UV coater which adds additional cost. Image quailty is veru good and great substrate flexibility though...
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