Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Won't that be tough to evaluate a test drive without their proprietary inks?
I would imagine you can get close with some stock inks. I am thinking about buying the complete starter set of gallon inks. I am sure I can use those inks elsewhere.
I'll throw Joe Doria out there. Absolutely one of the top guys out there. Does sim pro work daily for music and entertainment industry but can do anything and is just affordable as anyone. He charges per hour in 15 min increments. I'm personally not a fan of seps in a can but they have their place and keep getting better.
Quote from: tonypep on June 29, 2017, 01:39:51 PMI'll throw Joe Doria out there. Absolutely one of the top guys out there. Does sim pro work daily for music and entertainment industry but can do anything and is just affordable as anyone. He charges per hour in 15 min increments. I'm personally not a fan of seps in a can but they have their place and keep getting better.can verify, Joe is the best.
If you don't frequently do separations, the best separation services are http://www.myseps.com - $15 per colorhttps://dottonedesigns.wordpress.com - $15 per color (Dan you still doing these?)http://netseps.com - Ranges, the more you do the cheaper they becomeWhy fiddle around and take hours trying to learn how to separate, use ultraseps (We have a copy of this), higher an expensive in house separator (usually with an ego)Sub it out, charge your customer $20 per color, and be productive in all that time you are loosing and putting out mediocre prints to "save a buck"Just my two cents, personally we have a Separator with an Ego, UltraSeps, but the best results we get, no fuss on press, and my "artists" that are half the wage of my "separator" can email a file, get a DSC back, while being productive on other tasks. Our in house separator is due to retire next year, then we are going full sub out.