Everything you need is CADLink FilmMaker v4 OR DigitalFactory v3.0.Hi All,
This is my first post on this forum, I have a question about color profiles for the printer. I have an Epson Artisan 1430 I bought off a really nice guy from EBay. It works really well and does a very nice job. I used the guy's advice these forums to find Power RIP software and the sales team gave me a really good deal. This software supposedly works with the two white cartridges I have installed in the LM and LC slots, and then the rest is CMYK.
Anyway, I am starting to print these T-Shirts and I notice the colors just are not what I would expect. Neon Green, turns to dark green, Bright Cyan is like a dark blue. A summer's day turns into fall. So I was reading on here about the standard Epson color profiles and how that would cause the color accuracy to be way off. I also read on these forums about a company called Cobra ink making color profiles.
The long of the short of it is, I think I need a color profile, I use Image Armor(it came with the printer) I didn't buy my ink from Cobra, is there a third party I should go through to make this profile for me? Does anyone here have a profile to share? I can share some screenshots if that would help. Thank you for your thoughts!
Chris
New Epson Artisan 1430 DTG, need color profiles?
Hi All,
This is my first post on this forum, I have a question about color profiles for the printer. I have an Epson Artisan 1430 I bought off a really nice guy from EBay. It works really well and does a very nice job. I used the guy's advice these forums to find Power RIP software and the sales team gave me a really good deal. This software supposedly works with the two white cartridges I have installed in the LM and LC slots, and then the rest is CMYK.
Anyway, I am starting to print these T-Shirts and I notice the colors just are not what I would expect. Neon Green, turns to dark green, Bright Cyan is like a dark blue. A summer's day turns into fall. So I was reading on here about the standard Epson color profiles and how that would cause the color accuracy to be way off. I also read on these forums about a company called Cobra ink making color profiles.
The long of the short of it is, I think I need a color profile, I use Image Armor(it came with the printer) I didn't buy my ink from Cobra, is there a third party I should go through to make this profile for me? Does anyone here have a profile to share? I can share some screenshots if that would help. Thank you for your thoughts!
Chris
This is my first post on this forum, I have a question about color profiles for the printer. I have an Epson Artisan 1430 I bought off a really nice guy from EBay. It works really well and does a very nice job. I used the guy's advice these forums to find Power RIP software and the sales team gave me a really good deal. This software supposedly works with the two white cartridges I have installed in the LM and LC slots, and then the rest is CMYK.
Anyway, I am starting to print these T-Shirts and I notice the colors just are not what I would expect. Neon Green, turns to dark green, Bright Cyan is like a dark blue. A summer's day turns into fall. So I was reading on here about the standard Epson color profiles and how that would cause the color accuracy to be way off. I also read on these forums about a company called Cobra ink making color profiles.
The long of the short of it is, I think I need a color profile, I use Image Armor(it came with the printer) I didn't buy my ink from Cobra, is there a third party I should go through to make this profile for me? Does anyone here have a profile to share? I can share some screenshots if that would help. Thank you for your thoughts!
Chris
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