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Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 13:23
by Maggie
Wondering if anyone can help me at all please?
Got my sample pack from BMS and have downloaded and installed the colour profile per the instructions.
Am now wondering a couple of things:
1) do I actually have to do anything to "use" the colour profile? (and if so how/where)
2) do I select the powerdriver or the ricoh when sending the file to print?
From a very clueless Maggie!
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 13:42
by Quinsfan
Maggie;99561 wrote:Wondering if anyone can help me at all please?
Got my sample pack from BMS and have downloaded and installed the colour profile per the instructions.
Am now wondering a couple of things:
1) do I actually have to do anything to "use" the colour profile? (and if so how/where)
2) do I select the powerdriver or the ricoh when sending the file to print?
From a very clueless Maggie!
What are you printing from? Is it Photoshop, Coreldraw or something else? As i know how to do it on Corel. I do know that you print through the Ricoh and not powerdrive.
Also try here
http://www.sublitocotton.co.uk/downloads.html
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 13:50
by Maggie
Hi Quinsfan!
Thanks for your reply and the link (that was where I got the colour profile from....and the instructions are the same as supplied with the sample kit)
Okay, so printing through the Ricoh is a start - thanks so much. Am printing from Indesign
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 13:55
by Maggie
Got the profile assigned (google was my friend!). No idea what it means/does am doing as I am told LOL!
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 14:02
by Quinsfan
I know that when I set it up, with some help from Scotty at BMS, I had to go into the colour management of corel and turn somethings on. I am so not computer minded!!
When you have printed the image all I will say is cover the image with the powder thoroughly, not just a sprinkle. You know how you put glitter onto a card with glue. Cover the whole lot and then shake it about a bit and then let the excess drop off. Hope that makes sense.
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 14:45
by galerion
We will need to know what software you are using to give you instructions on how to use a profile. What the profile does is tell the printer how to print the colours correctly so you will need to turn off colour management in whichever software you are using.
Re: SublitoCotton
Posted: 28 Mar 2015, 19:06
by Maggie
Thanks Quinsfan for the tip about coverage.
gelerion - thanks, think I have got there now. Got the profile assigned in Indesign and the colour management is set to the printer profile (hope i am saying things right! it's all a bit techy for me!)