Why Do I Need To Rasterize White Toner Direct-To-Film Transfers?
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Rasterization in white toner printing is the process of adding small holes to an image or graphic while maintaining its look, and ultimately improving it for white toner transfer prints. Join Jared as he takes a deep dive into how rasterization ultimately serves for white toner printers and transfers, alongside how to control this process with the Crio 8432WDT printer with Digital Factory RIP software.
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Very nice pace and detailed explanation. Thank you.
How do I stop my images from printing out sideways?
Hi there! You may have to switch your settings from landscape back to portrait.
Was about to get a white toner but I have hear really bad reviews about the the material cracking and peeling after only a couple of washes 😮💨
Rasterizing your images (as shown in this video) greatly increases the softness and durability of the final product. Skipping this process could result in images wearing out sooner.
I wish I knew how to do this with my Ghost printer
On my Digital Factory in the processing options It has a "Color boost blend and a Color boost graphics" which do I increase to have better colors on my image because they look to washed out? TYIA
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I greatly appreciate this detailed tutorial on rasterizing for white toner. I honestly gave up on the Forever Laser Dark due to it not having durability and washability. I use an HP printer that has a Ghost white toner, so not sure if the Forever TrasnferRip program would be compatible as it is marketed as only really being for an Oki white toner printer. I will research on if this can be done using Photoshop (I am sure it likely can). I truly want to give it a try and really test the washability with rasterization.
You should reach out to your Ghost white toner supplier to see if they have a RIP software available. You can definitely do this in Photoshop, but it'll take a little longer.
Everybody involved with Laser printing should be cognisant of the fact that laser prints have poor wash durability. I don't believe that the Ghost White toner printing get up has any RIP software so we stuck with poor wash outcomes. So few people actually talk about this and perhaps are suffering in silence.,,😕
@@truewordz777 try DTF.
@@martinyoung5281 Thank you for the suggestion. I just need to print things worthy of purchase. I need to know that what I sell won't be a disappointment after a few encounters with the washing machine.
DTF ? ill look into that thank you.
what is the tarnished effect called? ive been trying to figure out how to do that effect for a couple weeks
Many people refer to it as "distressed". If you're looking for tutorials or designs, use that word in your searches.
hello, I'm rasterasation my images with the cadlink software. when I print my rasterized image to the forever sheet and merge the A sheet to the B sheet, all the 'holes' from the rasterasation are also filled with the glue. what do I wrong?
do you have a tutorial with transfer rip software
Hi there! Yes, we have several on our channel :)
Boa noite amigo essa impressora OKI ela igual a DTF trabalho em qualquer camiseta e cor qual valor dela
I recently purchased my 8432wt. the rip software already came programed with several print modes already installed. But I don't have the forever dark modes. how do you create these different modes and what are the settings.
Hi Jobe! If you purchased your printer through our company, please contact our support team and they will be able to go over the settings with you :)
Hello good day. I would like to know if you can help me with a problem that I have with my icolor 550.
From one moment to another he began to print with parts or dots that do not have ink (I add the photos)
And I would like to know what I can do to get the printer to print well on the sheet again.
I've been trying to print several times and nothing.
If they have a much better video tutorial..
If you purchased your UniNet iColor 550 from HeatPressNation, please reach out to our MyExpert Support Team at support.heatpressnation.com or (800)215-0894. They are available Monday - Friday, from 7:30am-3:00pm PT and will be happy to assist you.
If you purchased your printer from another retailer, we recommend you reach out to them or UniNet directly for technical support. UniNet can be reached at www.icolorprint.com/support.
Do you need an actual white toner printer to rasterize or can you do it with a regular laser printer? Or does it not line up the white with the dots of the cmy?
The rasterization process as shown is done through a RIP software specifically made for white toner printers. If you're using a CMYW printer, there shouldn't be any issues with the white lining up with the rest of the print.
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What are the best file formats to use with the icolor 560? I heard PNG and SVG are not good?
We've used JPEG and PNG files with no issue at all. As long as they're high-resolution, is should be perfectly fine.
is there a video for making white or light color shirts using forever laser light? Or is it the same process?
We don't have a Forever Laser Light video just yet. The process is a little different, since that's a single-step paper with no A+B transfer.
Funny, I was going to buy from them until I saw the HUGE delays... 4-8 weeks just to receive most items ordered at MSRP (i.e., Hotronix Fusion IQ and the IQ 360). Went elsewhere and receive what I was looking for in 2 days. Not sure why they promote like this when they seem like a drop shipper and not someone who is holding the item ready to ship to the customer. Great advice for the community, just couldn't do business with them based on most of their customers waiting SO LONG to receive their items big-ticket items.
Where did you order from if you dont mind me asking?