In response to: Exposing info with High Output fluorescent lamps - warning geek content
M. Breeman [Visitor]
Thanks for this info, the changes from the power output answer several questions!
Permalink 04/12/10 @ 04:57 In response to: RIP or no?
sam [Visitor]
Nice post, i think i saw something similar on the boards and they talk about similar issues with burn and low dmax.
Permalink 04/11/10 @ 04:28 In response to: Exposing info with High Output fluorescent lamps - warning geek content
Steve Winger [Visitor]
That was useful in our shop. Please do more posts similar to this on exposing.
Permalink 04/10/10 @ 07:16 In response to: Halftones Tips
betting [Visitor]
We are trying to eliminate our SOPs that are based on faulty information, your articles have helped more than I can say.
Permalink 04/08/10 @ 07:06 In response to: RIP or no?
Courtney [Visitor]
Switching to a real RIP solved our problems with exposure.
Permalink 04/04/10 @ 03:48 In response to: Insane industry?
Naima [Visitor]
Thanks for the post. I thought I was the only one paying attention to how bad this has gotten, the Long Beach show this year was crazy with the bashing, I was disgusted with the "brothers" and their slime at the show.
Permalink 04/02/10 @ 09:49 In response to: Is a tension meter a tension meter or not?
Xanthu [Visitor]
I did see the drum tuner on some e-beast listing, I cracked up reading this thinking how this was used that way.
Permalink 03/30/10 @ 17:01 In response to: Don't always depend on plastisol!
prezew [Visitor]
We are working with the DC ink now, I think the mixing for use issue will be a big turn off for some. But we needed something we were trashing too many of the expensive biker garments.
Permalink 03/26/10 @ 06:12 In response to: Don't always depend on plastisol!
Melvin E. [Visitor]
Am looking to QCM for our needs on poly-pro bags.
Permalink 03/24/10 @ 16:51 In response to: RIP or no?
HDR [Visitor]
I came across your post, i am glad I stopped listening to the internet trash about how a RIP was not needed, our exposures are now working like they should.
Permalink 03/24/10 @ 15:46 In response to: Exposing info with High Output fluorescent lamps - warning geek content
Top Hock [Visitor]
How often should we change the fluorescent lamps?
Permalink 03/22/10 @ 16:11 In response to: Don't always depend on plastisol!
mikoz [Visitor]
I have started to use Matsui inks and selling lots of discharge, could be, plastisol is on the way out?
Permalink 03/21/10 @ 17:09 In response to: Don't always depend on plastisol!
Christian H. [Visitor]
Great info and very helpful my printer always has problems with poly garments.
Permalink 03/18/10 @ 22:25 In response to: Don't always depend on plastisol!
Fine [Visitor]
thanks for that, I get frustrated with every ink selling shill tell me that this is not that hard with 100% poly. for a newb like me it is hard to keep this that close.
Permalink 03/14/10 @ 08:09 In response to: Long Beach
Fine [Visitor]
snakes lol i think our old supplier is one of them
Permalink 03/13/10 @ 07:59 In response to: Fire in the shop!
GF [Visitor]
i burned my wood shirt boards
i have the abc cans now at the flashes
i have the abc cans now at the flashes
Permalink 03/10/10 @ 09:26 In response to: Exposing info with High Output fluorescent lamps - warning geek content
Top Hock [Visitor]
you answered my question on the boards, the search feature found an old post
Permalink 03/06/10 @ 16:23 In response to: Magic? or is that just printing?
San Diego R. E. [Visitor]
With all the doggone joboo stuff about inks and screens no wonder there are problems
joboo that cracks me up
joboo that cracks me up
Permalink 03/04/10 @ 23:43 In response to: Exposing info with High Output fluorescent lamps - warning geek content
San Diego R. E. [Visitor]
Thats some good fundamental info there, already know about the lamp life.
Permalink 03/04/10 @ 23:38 In response to: RIP or no?
Angelika S. [Visitor]
I have been reading your blog and thought I would drop a friendly note. It is great stuff I suffered with bad positives from a laser printer the inkjet RIP combo was like night and day.
Permalink 02/28/10 @ 15:31 