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Correct amount of ink, Too little ink, paper-aqueous presets.

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2. Correct amount of ink: The top level of each patch shows a smooth gradient, there are no visible defects and increasing amounts of ink result in increasing color density. 3. Too little ink: The whole chart looks washed out. Try increasing the amount of ink in your RIP software, then reprint the chart and check again. You may have chosen a media preset that uses less ink than your substrate allows. Consult your RIP documentation to make sure you're applying the right media preset, and to find out how to increase the total ink limits of the media preset. For a quick solution, you could change to a different media preset that uses more ink: for example, self-adhesive presets use more ink than paper-aqueous presets. NOTE: Backlit and some textile substrates usually need to be used with the "High Ink Limit" option enabled in the RIP. Substrate settings ENWW Add a new substrate 69

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2.
Correct amount of ink:
The top level of each patch shows a smooth gradient, there are no
visible defects and increasing amounts of ink result in increasing color density.
3.
Too little ink:
The whole chart looks washed out.
Try increasing the amount of ink in your RIP software, then reprint the chart and check again.
You may have chosen a media preset that uses less ink than your substrate allows. Consult your
RIP documentation to make sure you’re applying the right media preset, and to find out how to
increase the total ink limits of the media preset. For a quick solution, you could change to a
different media preset that uses more ink: for example, self-adhesive presets use more ink than
paper-aqueous presets.
NOTE:
Backlit and some textile substrates usually need to be used with the “High Ink Limit” option
enabled in the RIP.
ENWW
Add a new substrate
69
Substrate settings