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#Primera-Pro

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#47557From: Raul RiveroJul 8, 1995 11:48 PM
I bought a Primera-Pro Printer about 6 months ago. Unfortunatly, I can not get the quallity of dye-sublimation. I am printing directly from DPaintIV, and from ADPro. I read and make the correct configu- ration for the printer. If any of you guys have this printer and print your 24-bits images with photo-realistic quallity? I hope someone can help me. P.D. Sorry if I have a grammar mistake. Raul Mexico,City
#47777From: StewartJul 27, 1995 8:06 PM
<<I bought a Primera-Pro Printer about 6 months ago. Unfortunatly, I can not get the quallity of dye-sublimation. I am printing directly from DPaintIV, and from ADPro. I read and make the correct configu- ration for the printer. If any of you guys have this printer and print your 24-bits images with photo-realistic quallity? I hope someone can help me. P.D. Sorry if I have a grammar mistake. Raul Mexico,City>> The problem that you may be having is that even though you are printing a 24 bit image the resolution of it is quite low about 75 dpi on a standard Amiga, where as the Primera-Pro will print at 600*300 dpi. I have seen the same thing on a PC. I don't know how you could get around this problem as I don't have that printer or use that software much. You could try scaling your image to about 1/4 of its size when printing. Hope this is of some help Stew
#47838From: Laurie CarrollJul 31, 1995 2:37 AM
Stewart and Raul, I am pretty sure that the "Dye sublimation" quality on the Primera-Pro printer was only available when you bought an extra "kit" for the printer. I think this included a different "ribbon" for the color printing at this quality. The adds' in the magazines always had an extra kit to buy….. Hope this may assist. Rgds Laurie Carroll AKL NZ Longdistance Autopilot
#47856From: StewartJul 31, 1995 8:50 PM
<<I am pretty sure that the "Dye sublimation" quality on the Primera-Pro printer was only available when you bought an extra "kit" for the printer. I think this included a different "ribbon" for the color printing at this quality. The adds' in the magazines always had an extra kit to buy…..>> You definatly need the extra bits to print Dye sub, you can only print with the wax if you don't. Stew
#47883From: robert hooperAug 3, 1995 1:25 AM
Can anyone out there give a review of the wax-transfer quality? Im thinking of buying a primera. Thanks.
#47887From: StewartAug 4, 1995 1:04 AM
<<Can anyone out there give a review of the wax-transfer quality? Im thinking of buying a primera.>> I have only seen wax-transfer a few times but from what I remember it is about the same a ink jet. The primera will also do dye sub prints which are about as good as it gets, the only down side here is they cost a few dollars a print. stew
#47969From: Robin SixAug 15, 1995 7:15 PM
My primera without the dye sub mode prints much better than my Cannon BJC 600 and so far is much more durable. I make all of my prints with the Primera driver in printer prefs and use Brillance 2.0. The main thing about the primera is you must have very good quality paper. For Tshirt Iron ons it's great.
#47968From: Robin SixAug 15, 1995 7:15 PM
First Dpaint does a horrible job at painting screens. I'm not sure about adpro as I do not have it. Primera has a new driver version 4.1 for the amiga that does a really nice job. You need to get the dye sub kit for dye sub prints (another 200 dollars) Other than that try printing with Brillance,ImageFX or even the old diskmaster with the primera driver. I prefer Brillance presently as it's easier to use.