Transparency RIP Issue

[metromike]

We have been using XMF for 5 years and it's been pretty solid.
But this week we had a page that was multi up of the same thing and pages ripped differently.
I have never seen this on any RIP in my career.
I'm told that Fuji has a case with Adobe.
Anyone know anything about this issue?

 

[prepressdork]

Was the PDF by chance created with Canva?

 

[metromike]

Was the PDF by chance created with Canva?

Great question but it was customer supplied out of InDesign.

 

[DYP]

Have you tried composite overprint on or off? Or that with APPE on or off?

 

[MacTwidget]

Does it appear this way when you preview the imposed form before imaging it?

 

[PeteKincaid]

Can you share the file?

 

[prepressdork]

Great question but it was customer supplied out of InDesign.

I thought I would ask because I had a similar issue several months ago with a PDF file created by Canva. Although the project was digitally printed using a Heidelberg rip, I thought I would try rendering it with my Apogee system and this is what I got. As you can see, it rendered two out of the 6 positions correctly. Just to be clear, this was a single PDF containing a 6-up imposition of the same art.

To get the file to render correctly, I had to flatten it.

 

[metromike]

I should have been more clear with my original post.
My real question is:
Is anyone aware of a known issue? As I mentioned I was told that Fuji has a case open with Adobe about this.

I did flatten the file and it ripped fine. Later I tried ripping with trapping off at Fuji's recommendation which also worked fine.

 

[prepressdork]

Interesting. When I first rendered the aforementioned Canva file, I was on Apogee v12. Now, I am on v13.5 and the Canva file renders all 6 positions correctly.

 

[gg2017]

This is still a problem with XMF. I was told by Fuji they still have a ticket in with Adobe but it deals with trapping through XMF. So you can turn trapping off...or tiff the problem areas and reload a pdf in.