Full Version: Sub HELP
From: ray (RMV0215) [#1]
8 Jun 2006
To: ALL
Using Artanium INk. Graphics look great when sublimating on metal or frp, However when using photographs skin tone is off black shirt has red to it. Anyone else having this problem. Originally used sawgrass ink using their profile and great pictures. New printer now with artanium. Tried artanium settings doesn't seem to get any better, unless for some reason the new settings are not taking place.
Ray Vell
Vell Enterprises
EDITED: 8 Jun 2006 by DGL
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#2]
8 Jun 2006
To: ray (RMV0215) [#1] 9 Jun 2006
Each profile is for a different printer model, they give different results.
The installation instructions also vary, be sure to follow them step by step and be careful not to leave any out.
If you are using Corel 9 with Win XP let me know, it has a bug that you have to get around.
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#3]
8 Jun 2006
To: ray (RMV0215) [#1] 9 Jun 2006
What printer are you using?
By that, do you mean vector art (lettering)?
By skin tone being off, what do you mean? Reddish hues?
From: ray (RMV0215) [#4]
9 Jun 2006
To: ALL
From: Stunt Engraver (DGL) [#5]
9 Jun 2006
To: ray (RMV0215) [#4] 9 Jun 2006
Ray,
You're using a six-color printer. How do the nozzle checks, for those six colors look?
Here's a past thread, which although "banding" was the primary issue, also had to do with color issues and nozzle checks:
http://www.engravingetc.org/forum/index.php?webtag=EE&msg=3642.1
EDITED: 9 Jun 2006 by DGL