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Sp300v where to start with profiles?
Hi, just got my sp300v up and running and been looking at versaworks. Been doing a few test prints and the colours that have near or 100% in them are perfect but some others look grainy! Where do I start with the profiles? I have been on the ritrama as I am using ri jet 100 but there profiles wont open in versaworks. I would love some help on this please?
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7 Replies
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I use MD5 profile for everything
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I use the Roland profile that comes with Versaworks but I’m using Ecosol max inks.
Steve
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I am very new to printing! What’s MD5 profile? Sorry if I am sounding stupid.
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metamark md5 profile
http://www.metamark.co.uk/pages_tec/app_h7.htm -
I tend to use the Oracal 3164 profile for all my vinyl work. Its whatever you find works best for you.
The only time I alter is if I set it to do "Max Impact" rather than the standard setting, specially if I want my colours to really pop out.
I tend to go to http://download.rolanddg.jp/en/color.html for my profiles, might be an obvious one but you can use the SP540v profiles on the 300 and vice versa.
Andy
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The Roland engineer who serviced my machine told me that the Metamark MD5 profile works for most materials, and I haven’t had a problem, except that ‘mixed’ colours often look grainy, but improves with heat -printing cold increases graininess.
I think that changing from RGB to CMYK improves this? My best buy since the Versacamm has to be the Pantone/RGB to CMYK converter book.
Lorraine
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It does seem to be the mixed colours I have problems with. The solids I can get perfect. Maybe it’s me being to fussy.
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