Graphic Design Forum :: RE: konica minolta vs canon imagepress

Graphic Design Forum :: RE: konica minolta vs canon imagepress
hi, i have see in action the Canon image press C7000, and i think that is a very good machine. The finishing options, is very expensive, but very nice, For Konica Minolta product, i don't know the c6500, but i think that is better to compare the canon product with a xerox product.... this is my opinion [/list] - Read More at This Link..
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Graphic Design Forum :: RE: Your Input/Feedback is Requested

Graphic Design Forum :: RE: Your Input/Feedback is Requested
With you on that, Cat. For those interested, here's further reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corbis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getty_Images http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupitermedia_Corporation For those who want to compete: "In January 2008 it was announced that Getty Images is for sale at an estimated $1.5 Billion." - Read More at This Link..
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Graphic Design Forum :: RE: designing business cards

Graphic Design Forum :: RE: designing business cards
And any good designer that works for a printing company will find a space on a sheet somewhere at some time to put their card on it - and a business card, come on. Ya, that's a selling point, 4 color process. If you don't have foils, embossing, etc on a card, you are nothing special, unless that 4 color has some serious designs that no one has seen before. In fact, we just did a card for a designer - 4 spot colors, 2 different foils, die cutting and embossing - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=8391

Digital Printing Forum :: "green printing"

Digital Printing Forum :: "green printing"
Hello, Im sure all of you are hearing about the going Green. I have been searching for substrates that can be UV printed that are more eco friendly. Mostly a replacement for PVC. Has anyone heard or tested anything? Thanks HB - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=8385

Graphic Design Forum :: Which programs are hot for archiving photographs?

Graphic Design Forum :: Which programs are hot for archiving photographs?
We have started looking for software designed to sort, archive all our pictures. I suppose there are different options with lots of different features. But I don't even know of one. I am a newcomer, see. Can people here recommend some progams they use and like? Or do you just use iPhoto? Thanks. - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=8365

Prepress Software :: RE: Trapping Problems

Prepress Software :: RE: Trapping Problems
And... it's worth mentioning that the current version of Harlequin's trap pro is very very good. It's a fairly inexpensive option at around $2500. It is highly configurable, and makes nice pretty smooth traps. It will trap everything on the page. Harlequin Scriptworks (any OEM) version 7.2r1 is highly recommended. Versions older than 7.0 are NOT recommended * 7.2r1 is typically a free (except for installation labor) upgrade from any 7.x. Downsides: Not zoneable. If you're a psotscript God you can define a zone that is less than the full page, but multiple trapzones are not supported. It does not ... - Read More at This Link..
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Graphic Design Forum :: konica minolta vs canon imagepress

Graphic Design Forum :: konica minolta vs canon imagepress
I am planning to go for production level digital color press. I am seriously considering a Canon image press C7000 and Konica Minolta C6500. Can anyone throw light on which is a better choice in terms of reliability, color consistancy and also handle a wide range of substrates. _ If positive attitude is religion I would love to be a fanatic - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=8354

Graphic Design Forum :: konica minolta vs canon imagepress

Graphic Design Forum :: konica minolta vs canon imagepress
I am planning to go for production level digital color press. I am seriously considering a Canon image press C7000 and Konica Minolta C6500. Can anyone throw light on which is a better choice in terms of reliability, color consistancy and also handle a wide range of substrates. _ If positive attitude is religion I would love to be a fanatic - Read More at This Link..
http://software-robotics.com/graphic-design-prepress/viewtopic.php?p=8354

Prepress Software :: RE: HELP hp color workflow interactive navigator

Prepress Software :: RE: HELP hp color workflow interactive navigator
Scitex ? I mean, HP Scitex ? Wow, I will have to do some research and figure out how that name got into HP and why the Scitex brand still lives on there ! http://h30267.www3.hp.com/country/us/en/products/wide_format/color_win/ _ Michael jahn PDF Evangelist Simi Valley California 93065 - Read More at This Link..
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Prepress Software :: RE: SPOT-CMYK conversion models

Prepress Software :: RE: SPOT-CMYK conversion models
In my book, you are correct, because you can tell them what your CMYK numbers are for each color. We get in a lot of spot colors that need to be process, and many times they are all different. Many designers use many different versions of the same color, and many are different. What you need to do is become consistent. The only way to tell what your CMYK value is for each color is in the application. Yes, you do need them all to be the same. Easy example to show the others is that if you get a job in, and print it today, and then the same job you need to make minor changes to comes back a year from now. You ... - Read More at This Link..
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Prepress Software :: RE: installing Agfa ppd in Vista

Prepress Software :: RE: installing Agfa ppd in Vista
Looks like they are resolution setting for each printer. no idea what ACC means on the last one. Select the printer with the resolution appropriate for the job. It has been a while since i had to change resolution, we use 2400 on all our work. hope this helps _ Pre Press Manager Transcontinental Direct Los Angeles Prinergy, Trendsetter Spectrum - Read More at This Link..
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