[1ArmBandit]

got my 7210 and cobra pigment ink in today!! im still waiting on the jpss so i went local and picked up some avery(i know i know, but i had to test!!)


my first print with cobras profile..came out a little duller than wanted but maybe its my settings and paper


set on plain paper?
think 172 ppi?
avery transfer paper

pic was in bad lighting, my bad

 

[NoXid]

Cool! Congratulations.

 

[1ArmBandit]

is what i have in the pic good for avery or will i get better results(crisper, more vivid) with jpss? different settings? or is this almost washed look the nature of the beast??

 

[1ArmBandit]

raised the ppi to around 270 and hit it with [email protected] seconds with avery..cold peel..top trans was original, bottom was today with raised temp and ppi



is this what i should expect with jpss? does this look as bright as it can get?..leaving a faint image on the paper and can really see the yellow left on the paper..opinions plzz

 

[NoXid]

It all looks good to me. But you have to realize that we have no idea what the original art looked liked.

ppi is a printer setting? I try to keep all my art at 300 dpi or better and then print at 780, I think it is? Sorry, my web surfing computer is not my design computer.

 

[1ArmBandit]

heres the original...and i get the ppi up(in PS) by scaling the pic up..wish i knew how to manually increase it as it seems to look better with more ppi

 

[tshirtsrus]

Try Prem Matt paper. setting

 

[MadeDesigns]

raised the ppi to around 270 and hit it with [email protected] seconds with avery..cold peel..top trans was original, bottom was today with raised temp and ppi



is this what i should expect with jpss? does this look as bright as it can get?..leaving a faint image on the paper and can really see the yellow left on the paper..opinions plzz

Thats pretty darn good for light transfer paper.

I always print on Presentation paper matte, and standard , then go in the tabs and turn off " high speed" if it is on.



You have to understand that you are printing onto the paper then transferring that image onto a fabric item. You are printing the image twice. Your max res output is around 200dpi. For square images use opaque transfer paper. Neenah Opaque Jet II ( or similar name ) has the highest dpi output compared to all other opaque I have tried inkjet and laser. Use light transfers for images with transparent backgrounds. Light transfers are a silk screen alternative for white shirts. Try cold peel, then repress with teflon cover and cold peel. Remember to wipe your teflon.

 

[1ArmBandit]

i was kinda figuring thats the best(we'll see with jpss) the black shirts are turing out really good(whites are too) can wait for jpss..thanks for the opinions!