I just bought a used C6500 with an Creo ic-304 RIP (actually an Ikon 650 powerpro). I am having problems with skin tones, images are becoming a little over exposed, and with the reds, we see some fine lines.
Does anyone have any tips for achieving nice flesh tones?
Any specific Proper settings on the RIP?
Also, Konica came out to calibrate , but did the off the glass calibration, does it make a big difference from using the Densitometer?
I find that DOT 2 Screening gives the best results. I think I have all the patches and update to date firmware.
I tried out the C6501 and found the skin tones great, but decided on saving some money and getting the C6500. Is there a big difference between the two?
Should I be sending files in CYMK or RGB, does it make a difference?
Any help would be great- thanks!
Does anyone have any tips for achieving nice flesh tones?
Any specific Proper settings on the RIP?
Also, Konica came out to calibrate , but did the off the glass calibration, does it make a big difference from using the Densitometer?
I find that DOT 2 Screening gives the best results. I think I have all the patches and update to date firmware.
I tried out the C6501 and found the skin tones great, but decided on saving some money and getting the C6500. Is there a big difference between the two?
Should I be sending files in CYMK or RGB, does it make a difference?
Any help would be great- thanks!
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