What exactly is wrong? (epson p50, mug heat press)

novolight · Post by **novolight** » 23 Oct 2011, 13:13

Hello
Thank you very much for the help
Yes, I have a new profile from Justin and I can see the BIG IMPROVEMENT (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!), at least people start look like people, but it's not an exellent result yet.
Here are the photos of the press and 2 mugs I done.
The outcome is not bright enough and it's still looking faint.

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What parametres should I use for the press?

Thank you
Regards
Anna

Justin · Post by **Justin** » 23 Oct 2011, 13:21

What pressure are you using Anna? Have you experimented with additional time and heat to see the difference?

Did you check printer and Corel settings in the links I sent you?

Paul · Post by **Paul** » 23 Oct 2011, 13:34

Press look good. I would set it (I useto had one like this one!) at 185C for 180sec and this would be my starting point.
I can see huge improvment when printing with profile but its not as good as it should. old debate about all printers are diferent seemd to remind itself...
by you may get away with it by little bit tweaking but this will involve tweaking with every photo you print.

but agian... I would try diferent preasure as Justin mentioned

my starting poin for mugs is always medium/heavy.

all the best!

PAul

Justin · Post by **Justin** » 23 Oct 2011, 14:19

Something we havn't yet established, whose mugs are you using Anna?

Lornem · Post by **Lornem** » 23 Oct 2011, 17:42

positive it's the press i have , but mine are perfect at 210 for 250 seconds

Justin · Post by **Justin** » 23 Oct 2011, 17:47

Lornem;32460 wrote:positive it's the press i have , but mine are perfect at 210 for 250 seconds

That increase could make all the difference

Are you putting a blank in until the press is up to temp Anna?

The French · Post by **The French** » 15 Dec 2011, 10:14

Hi all,

I'm in France and I found this forum looking for a solution to my problem!
This problem is the same as that of Anna!
If you can give me also this profile of the P50 would be great.

Thank you very much and please excuse my friend Google that translates for me!

mrs maggot · Post by **mrs maggot** » 15 Dec 2011, 10:26

its also worth sometimes in corel draw exporting to PDF to check colours on a print

The French · Post by **The French** » 15 Dec 2011, 10:41

mrs maggot;34898 wrote:its also worth sometimes in corel draw exporting to PDF to check colours on a print

Mrs maggot Ok, thank you for the information.

Patrick and Google

shaz103 · Post by **shaz103** » 05 Apr 2013, 19:43

sarahjayne;32412 wrote:Paul will do you a profile for £25 - have a look in the offered/requested section - there is a thread somewhere and in the gallery you can see someone who posted a mug before and after Paul did the profile. The difference speaks volumes...

sorry for hijacking this thread how do I get paul to do me a profile?

DSF

DSF

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