#Fiery printer rip pdf
#Fiery printer rip update

I’ve been told by our Xerox consultants that algorithms are applied to adjust the calibration values for all other stock.Īlso as we really wanted to standardize our print process we are only using one output profile. I’d really appreciate any input you might haveĬalibration > currently we calibrate on Xerox 120gsm gloss coated twice a day. I went through our settings and procedures and found a few things that we might be doing wrong. Thanks for your reply at the same time apologies for my late response. another observation is that the latest CWS5 release is very buggy, don't know if anyone else noticed but on our fiery the impositioning now seems to be a huge problem as we now have to save everything as a flattened PDF(yet another opportunity for a color shift). 700 was launched too early with too many faults and bugs Fierys seem to have more color problems than Creos - specifically someone said that they replaced their Fiery with a Creo and the problems went away, can someone recommend the same? So if there's anyone out there who had similar problems with this setup and managed to solve them I would really appreciate your help.Īlso, I've read several threads on PrintPlanet prior to posting this and from the looks of it i get the feeling that: from 4 to 5 and later updating the 5 to latest releases)Ĭurrently I think we have exhausted all possibilities short of replacing the printer.

#Fiery printer rip update

each time they update the fiery we are told to expect another color shift we even had xerox trainers here doing a course on digital color and workflow. They all spend tons of time here scratching the back of their heads and never give us any definitive answer. we have regular callouts of Techs, Engineers, Analysts, you name it we have it. the printshop is in air-conditioned environment with stable levels of temperature and humidity the PDF's are created with no ICC profiles attached to them

#Fiery printer rip pdf

we stick to one way of submitting the PDF files to the Fiery (they have to pass through that unfortunate remote printer server first though) The problem is sometimes shifts occur within a few days and nothing seems to help. Obviously a degree of difference in color is to be expected when you switch to a new printer so we drew a line and had a fresh start. Before the 700 was introduced a year back, all of these were printed on the DC250's.Īfter that however due to financial reasons we were asked to stick to mono on the DC250's and do all our color printing on the 700. (total well over 3000 different files and that's not counting the mono forms) These get printed on request and ideally the color should be the same every time. (+Remote Printer Server for people to submit files from across the company)ĭue to the nature of our business we have over 700 unique brands of brochures, flyers, price guides etc.

To operate these we use the Command WorkStation 5. I would appreciate if anyone could help as we're simpy not getting anywhere.ġx Xerox 700 with external Fiery RIP + EFI ES-1000 Spectrophotometer We've had it setup for a year now and from the beginning we've had all sorts of problems. I'm currently overlooking a digital printshop (it's really a print department rather then a standalone, but in size it would probably rival a printshop).