I have experimented and made color seps on a large format laserjet with very acceptable results, but I'm very picky.
However, if I'm doing positives for 4-color halftone separations, I will have them done on an imagesetter (I sub out to another printer I trust) for best results. Will they give refunds, do they cover shipping going back to Seller?Īll of that said, I have made some excellent positives with Laser jet printers. Also, shipping costs to get the machine to you, and shipping costs to send back to the Seller if the printer does not work. How do I know? Well, I have a few of those printers.Īssuming it runs, I'd consider how much the cartridges are going to cost you and how much toner they hold. Laser jets seal the toner with heat, so if your film material is not stable, it can shrink, which could cause some registrations problems when you have a tight multi-color design.Ī "deal" on Ebay can turn into an expensive situation pretty quickly. image quality problems Problem Cause Solution Vertically- The HP LaserJet 1100.
HP LASERJET 1100 PROBLEM PDF
Whatever vellum you get, make sure it is dimensionally stable. laserjet 1100, 1100a - read user manual online or download in PDF format. I generally pay about $1.00 a sheet for 11x17 vellum, I cut it in half when I need smaller sizes. I'm using a vellum film to print my laserjet films on. Bear in mind, installing an inappropriate driver would not cut down the detrimental side effects on your system, and might actually make issues even worse. I get dark enough prints from my laserjets that I don't need the spray stuff. But firstly, what kind of films are you needing? If simple spot color films without tight registration when doing multi-color work, Laserjets are just fine.Ībout the spray stuff you mentioned, I don't use that but I know it is available. Well, you have to consider all of your expenses of course.
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