Digital BW, The Print

I used Epson Premium Semigloss as media type for a CMYK profile I  
made for use with the ColorBurst  RIP, but I also used high speed  
off.  No problems with roller marks that I could see in solid black  
areas.  This was with an Epson 4000.

Carl

On Apr 10, 2006, at 6:24 PM, chipcarterdc wrote:

> Thanks for your responses.  I'll try again with high speed off and see
> if it makes any difference before I start mesisng around with the ink
> density slider.
>
> Re: media type, I used Epson Premium Semi-Gloss as the profile and the
> media type, figuring it was the closest match.  Is this what other
> people are using for Profile and Media Type?  As far as Media Type  
> (not
> Profile) goes, Epson Semi-gloss is significantly thinner than the
> Innova, so I also wonder whether that could be part of the problem  
> with
> roller marks.  So I guess I have 2 separate questions (a) is Epson  
> Semi
> Gloss the best match in terms of profile and (b) is it the best match
> in terms of media type?
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Greg"
> <dfaprinting@...> wrote:
>>
>> Changing to the "regular" speed might give you the dry time you need.
>> If not you could try and adjust the inkdensity slider (if present) in
>> the driver. And if that's not their, or it doesn't fix the problem,
> you
>> will have to play the paper game in the driver. Change to different
>> paper types until you find one that give a correct amount of ink on
> the
>> paper, then make a profile for those settings.
>>
>> Or get a RIP that lets you control the ink limits (among other
> things).
>>