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screen printing => Equipment => Topic started by: Mark @ Hurricane Printing on October 31, 2013, 07:47:15 PM
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Dont know if this should be here or in the seps forum but i have an oyo 618 thermal image setter and im printing out some spot color seps i made in coreldraw x5. Once the design is seped in corel i then published to a pdf....then opened up in the oyo rip software to print out....but the seps are printing out in halftones.....when it should be all spot colors. How do i make it print solid spot colors???
Feel free to call me 504-701-3218
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Dont know if this should be here or in the seps forum but i have an oyo 618 thermal image setter and im printing out some spot color seps i made in coreldraw x5. Once the design is seped in corel i then published to a pdf....then opened up in the oyo rip software to print out....but the seps are printing out in halftones.....when it should be all spot colors. How do i make it print solid spot colors???
Used one for 12 years, switched 2 years ago. I will have to ask my artist in the morning if you don't figure it out before then.
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Dont know if this should be here or in the seps forum but i have an oyo 618 thermal image setter and im printing out some spot color seps i made in coreldraw x5. Once the design is seped in corel i then published to a pdf....then opened up in the oyo rip software to print out....but the seps are printing out in halftones.....when it should be all spot colors. How do i make it print solid spot colors???
Used one for 12 years, switched 2 years ago. I will have to ask my artist in the morning if you don't figure it out before then.
U can call me at 504-701-3218 anytime...i know it has to be something simple....i just got this thing and figuring it out as i go
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When you create the art or look at the customer art, in the search pallet, double click on the color to confirm that it is indeed a spot color (Pantone) or a custom spot color you created. It sounds like your colors could be assigned as a process color instead of a custom or Pantone color.
If it is indeed a spot or Pantone color, then maybe your art elements are not 100% solid.
If they are, then the issue may be a rip glitch of some sort.
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I use an oyo techstyler. I use ai for my seps so I can answer your question specifically but I do know that sometimes I have the same problem. I will change my to a similar pantone color in ai and send again. When I use the output controller in ai I will see right away if it is seeing anything other my pms colors.
If I need to explain that better just let m eknow.
Matt
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I'm thinking the same as Dan, but like Balloonguy said you should see all spot colors light up or you'll see process light up also in your sep box.
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