"If what John or Mike suggested doesn't work convert file to bitmap before exporting, that's what they call flatten in Illustrator.
And yes Versa Works does have a terrible image you can improve it by increasing the image quality in…"
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image displaying and printing incorrectly in Versaworks
Started this discussion. Last reply by John H. Apr 25. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hi allI have prepared a design in corel draw and corel paint. I added a frame to a photo in the design which has a nice hazy border on it.When I save and export the file to either eps or pdf, the…Continue
profile for PVC banner
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Jackson Oct 23, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
hiIm printing onto pvc banner material for the first time. What print profile should I choose? I tried max impact but it doesnt look great.My machine is SP540i with eco solvent ink.Any ideas?DeclanContinue
Media sticking to printer
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Hirata Sep 23, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi allIm kinda new to the Versacamm world and I have run into two small problems.My Sp540i is only 3 months old. I havent exactly been over working the machine however Ive been careful to keep it…Continue
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John H. replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion image displaying and printing incorrectly in Versaworks
John replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion image displaying and printing incorrectly in Versaworks"I don't know about others but my versaworks images have always looked off from how they would look like in their native program. If you have added effects such as this haze you mentioned or gradients it is better to publish the file to a…"
Mike F replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion image displaying and printing incorrectly in Versaworks"Save it as an uncompressed TIFF, or if you know how flatten whatever elements have transparencies and save as a PDF."
Declan Fennelly posted a discussionimage displaying and printing incorrectly in Versaworks
Hi allI have prepared a design in corel draw and corel paint. I added a frame to a photo in the design which has a nice hazy border on it.When I save and export the file to either eps or pdf, the design looks great. But when I import either file into Versaworks, it displays strangely. The photo with the hazy border, still has the rectangle shape around the image in plain white. When i Print the problem persists (sp 540i)Again when i look at this very same file in corel or in pdf reader it looks…See More
Steven Jackson - Admin commented on Declan Fennelly's blog post banner profiles"Montse - do an update of Versaworks and it should have the profile after that."
MONTSE commented on Declan Fennelly's blog post banner profiles"How can I get the icc profile LBV, my VW does not have it preloaded?
Thanks"
Steven Jackson - Admin commented on Declan Fennelly's blog post banner profiles"you will get more response if you post this in the forum section instead of the blog section.
I would recommend LBV profile - try also contacting the manufacturer of the media to see if they have a custom profile for that media as…"
Declan Fennelly posted a blog postbanner profiles
HiI have an sp540i with Roland eco sol max inks.I am using a 510grm coated frontlit banner media on which Im struggling to achieve a good print. Its coming out shadowy or uneven when I use generic banner 1 or 2 profiles, especially on large areas of one colour.Any profile suggestions for improved result? Does a 510g media require a higher print head position?thanks in advance.DeclanSee More
Steven Jackson replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion profile for PVC banner"BBV for the profile as a starting point - The color management is based on graphic type though."
irving donaldson replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion profile for PVC banner"Greetings,
More importantly are the following questions. What are you tryingto print - vector or raster image? What size are you trying to print - final dpi? For if you are trying to stretch a raster it can get ugly! So when you say it does not look…"
Declan Fennelly posted a discussionprofile for PVC banner
hiIm printing onto pvc banner material for the first time. What print profile should I choose? I tried max impact but it doesnt look great.My machine is SP540i with eco solvent ink.Any ideas?DeclanSee More
Kevin Hirata replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion Media sticking to printer"Declan,
You might want to check the underside of your media clamps. Sometimes adhesive will build up on the underside which will cause your media to stick."
irving donaldson replied to Declan Fennelly's discussion Media sticking to printer"Declan there are many variables that can cause your symtoms. When you say sticking are you talking top or bottom. I will assume you mean bottom. If you check your profile ensure you use the right one - it sounds as if you vacuum is too high. The…"
Declan Fennelly posted a discussionMedia sticking to printer
Hi allIm kinda new to the Versacamm world and I have run into two small problems.My Sp540i is only 3 months old. I havent exactly been over working the machine however Ive been careful to keep it cleaned regularly. However, I ran into 2 problems printing today.Firstly the heat transfer media i was printing on was sticking in the printer as it was feeding through on a printing job. I found myself having to gently pull it as it was printing. Ive used this media before without a problem.Secondly,…See More
Steven Jackson left a comment for Declan Fennelly"Declan,
The Versacamm does not print white but you would print onto white heat transfer material and then heat press it onto dark garments. There are several youtube videos showing the process and many pictures on this site. I hope this…"
Declan Fennelly left a comment for Steven Jackson"Thanks for your warm welcome. I am seriously considering entering the garment printing business but Im not sure what type of equipment to buy. I am looking at the Versacamm range for transfer to garment technology, and because of its versatility.…"
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banner profiles
Posted on June 5, 2012 at 4:42pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
Hi
I have an sp540i with Roland eco sol max inks.
I am using a 510grm coated frontlit banner media on which Im struggling to achieve a good print. Its coming out shadowy or uneven when I use generic banner 1 or 2 profiles, especially on large areas of one colour.
Any profile suggestions for improved result? Does a 510g media require a higher print head position?
thanks in advance.
Declan
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- At 7:15am on November 13, 2009, Steven Jackson said…
- Declan,
The Versacamm does not print white but you would print onto white heat transfer material and then heat press it onto dark garments. There are several youtube videos showing the process and many pictures on this site. I hope this helps!
~Steven
- At 11:55am on November 12, 2009, Steven Jackson said…
- Declan,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.
Thanks for joining our community!
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