[write2meg]

How can I get my prints better? Use better paper? Better software? Better Printer?

I ordered a EPSON c88 nothing fancy It's better than my inkjet printer. My customers are happy. I'm unsatisfied!

How does one print digital prints how do they tshirt transfer to be bright and digital? Do I need to upgrade printers again? I rarely do these I mostly do vinyl shirts or decals but it would be nice to be able to do them perfect!

I Google until I can no longer Google and get an answer than I post lol

I put pics of a couple shirts with my new printer

I use JJPS and Opaque ll

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[KobraRoyal69]

Hi,
It is transfer in sublimation?

 

[write2meg]

Hi,
It is transfer in sublimation?

Transfer neenah jpss and Opaque ll

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[KobraRoyal69]

what ink do you use?

 

[write2meg]

what ink do you use?

Epson sure color pigment ink

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[KobraRoyal69]

you transfer on cotton?

 

[write2meg]

you transfer on cotton?

Lol yes of course it's neenah jet pro soft stretch transfer paper

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[webtrekker]

It is what it is, I'm afraid. At the end of the day it will be not a lot better than an inkjet print on plain paper.

 

[KobraRoyal69]

Lol yes of course it's neenah jet pro soft stretch transfer paper

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do a print test with pure color:
100% cyan - 100% magenta - 100% yellow and 100% black
by making a small square for each color, and transfer it on a t-shirt.

if the result is bland I am afraid that you can not have better. or by finding a textile of better quality because the print rendering plays a lot with the quality of the cotton

 

[write2meg]

It is what it is, I'm afraid. At the end of the day it will be not a lot better than an inkjet print on plain paper.

So it's nothing I'm doing it's basically my equipment I need something pricey and upgraded to do digital files or vivid transfers

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[write2meg]

do a print test with pure color:
100% cyan - 100% magenta - 100% yellow and 100% black
by making a small square for each color, and transfer it on a t-shirt.

if the result is bland I am afraid that you can not have better. or by finding a textile of better quality because the print rendering plays a lot with the quality of the cotton

Thank you for your help I will definitely be doing this


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