Quote from: Slappy on Today at 10:06:05 AMSo, I've found myself at a place that has 2 Screen TruePresses ****** More on that in the "other thread" later...
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Slappy on Today at 10:06:05 AMSo, I've found myself at a place that has 2 Screen TruePresses ****** More on that in the "other thread" later...
QuoteMy real question is:
Is anyone aware of an ongoing known issue? Fuji has some sort of case opened with Adobe regarding this.
Quote from: David on August 01, 2024, 09:13:41 AMWe run film on a Liberator here, 28 inch roll, for silkscreen, and these would be seps.They're monochrome, line work only. It's all targets - in a TON of different sizes & variations. The owner was so old school, he never converted any of them to digital files-didn't see the need. Now we have the need.
I have no idea what you would use film for other than that now-a-days.
40 inch color negative? never seen one
Quote from: DigiCorn on July 31, 2024, 09:50:15 AMUnfortunately we are not a commercial shop; we can only do work for CalTrans and its related entities, but we do have a large format scanner. I don't know if it can do transparencies or negatives, tho, but we use it to archive plans and documents that are 24x36. It can scan up to 42" wide. It's a ColorTrac LF Sci if you wanted to look into it for your shop.Ooooooh, that's interesting! I'll reach out & see if it handles transparencies too. Thanks!
Quote from: Joe on July 31, 2024, 02:06:07 PMDo you have an old large light table from your stripping days? Lay negative on light table and turn on the light. Take a picture from above with your phone as close as possible. Invert color in Photoshop. Close enough.We do, and that's crossed my mind. I'll probably try it.
Quote from: Tracy on July 31, 2024, 09:50:59 AMThe extensive part is the problem!Nah, all B&W line work from what I've seen.
are these color negatives?
Quote from: RMPrepress on June 06, 2024, 09:14:12 AMWe also use the 2024 Pitstop Workgroup Manager which is real time saver for managing license's and sharing action lists etc.Wait, when did that come out? I've been wrangling Licenses between Users for like 6 years now because they were all purchased individually. They were Yearly renewals, but I've converted them all to Perpetual since it'll pay off in about 2-3 years. I wonder if I can use the Workgroup Manger to make it easier when people/hardware are replaced.
Quote from: David on June 04, 2024, 03:04:28 PMtry turning off the GPU PerformanceI tried both ways. The default was actually GPU Performance off.
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