#Printing through dtg rip pro v06 code
#Printing through dtg rip pro v06 trial

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#Printing through dtg rip pro v06 code

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I tried what you said here andВ used both the same exact input and output profiles, taken directly from the Cadlink folders and for some reason the colors are even worse. While both are the about the same price, once all the kinks get worked out in Cadlink, if they havenвЂ™t already,В i would call it the best out out there.

If Cadlink supports the 15000, it is an overall better rip, but more to learn from the get-go. When I bought mine the profiles SUCKED in the p800, but I hear they have since fixed that, I havenвЂ™t tried in several months though. Thats the biggest difference between the two, Cadlink profiles are made for each printer, by the вЂњsupplierвЂќ.

#Printing through dtg rip pro v06 trial

You can easily download the trial and extract/ use the profiles in EKprint from Cadlink, does Cadlink support the 15000 now? ThatвЂ™s because of the ICC profiles they made for Cadlink. For a design that had a strong royal blue, I had to use a light navy for it to come out looking even close to the royal blue that I needed. My blues on EKPrint always looked purple. I have no idea where there's such a huge difference but they literally look spot on to what I want the colors to look. Personally, I got WAY better colors using CADlink.