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Thank you for your feedback. The Geo Knight press we are showing certainly is well capable of doing any size panel that fits within the press size, including multiple sizes, or ganging up panels. As far as textiles, specifically hoodies and t-shirts, you might be better served using a smaller clam style press for those applications. Why? Often you can improve the press quality and overall quality of the product when you can use the best size platen, pillows, etc. to optimize the press for the garment. In addition, the time and temperature settings are uniquely different making switching between hard substrates and soft substrates more challenging. You always want to ensure when doing this you adjust for pressure, time and of course temperature (allowing the press to heat up or cool down to the optimum temperature) so the long answer is perhaps, but probably not ideal. Thanks again for your feedback. If we can assist you further or if you have suggestions on other videos you would like to see us produce, please send reach out to us at [email protected]. Thanks again and happy pressing!

Maurice, thank you for your question. All Epson printers are suggested to use the OEM inks and for this printer, those would be cartridges. If you are using a third party bulk ink system or refillable third party cartridges, you would want to contact the supplier of those for assistance. Thank you.

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We sell the tissue paper. You can find it here: www.dtgweb.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=tissue&manufacturer=290

As long as it does not exceed the thickness spec...1.5mm

Yes, you can print on a4. When you place it in, yes, it will drop pretty low, but you can still reach it with your fingers to position the paper.

Yes, you can feed a 44" wide sheet in this printer. That said, you need to be careful on the thickness of the sheet. Also, if you are printing full color, you need to make sure that the posterboard you are talking about is inkjet coated - meaning its made for inkjet printers, not just plain posterboard.

Not sure on the specifics of the question but any relatively recent version of Photoshop (within 10 years) should work fine.

Hello Danijela, I assume that you are not in the USA from the model # that you are referencing. I can only guess if the F500 driver settings in your country would be the same, but I would think that these profiles would work with your printer.

@@dtgweb thanks for the answer, I'm not in the USA but what I see in the videos I would say it's the same model, are this ICC profile for t shirt only for polyester or can be use for cotton too

Hello, not sure if Silohette is color manageable. We don't have/use that application. Just look at other videos and see if their print dialog box allows you to apply an icc profile. Hopefully it does.

Hello Andres, the largest available printable posterboard is the Epson Enhanced Matte Posterboard at 30in x 40in. Hope that answers your question. You can also feed sheets as wide as 44in x whatever length.

@@dtgweb But If I have a poster board from another brand and it's 44'' wide, can I load it?

@@dtgweb If I have a poster board from another brand and it's 44'' wide, can I load it?

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

Yes, you can.

Hi Wanda. You're welcome and I'm glad that it helped. Yes, you can find other videos for how to print with color profiles from different applications on our KZbin channel or at our web site. If you search for the f570 in our search box on www.dtgweb.com, then click the f570, then Support, you will find all kinds of help videos there.

Hello. I have not had issues out of Illustrator on my Mac. Make sure you have the latest F570 print driver from epson.com. Also, when you print, check the box "finest detail" as that will res all up to 720 ppl before dumping to the printer. If all else fails, save a pdf, then print out of acrobat. If you're graphic has postscript fonts or complex postscript fills, that could be the issue and saving as a pdf will convert it.

There is no real "correct" answer for document or source profile. There are many RGB/CMYK color spaces and one could write for hours on the benefits of different spaces. It really depends on the application that the file was originally created in and what its settings are for color space. As long as the document has a source/document color space assigned, the conversion to the output profile will be handled automatically by the color management engine.

@@dtgweb thank you!

Hello Estrella, Thank you for your question. We are not quite sure yet as we have not tested the F170 yet. My gut tells me that no, they won't be the same but you never know. We are planning on building profiles for the F170 as well though. We will post them to our support page on our web page when complete at www.dtgweb.com.

@@dtgweb thank you! Once those profiles are up I can use them for tumblers, keychains, and ornaments? What profile would I use for those substrates?

Hi Hector, the CM50D listed at this link is super quiet. www.artmaterialsservice.com/catalog/mainWorkstationsAndTools-AirSupplies-Compressors.htm

Hello. You can download drivers for Epson printers from epson.com. If you are referring to the ICC profiles that we have, no, they will not work well with the 2720. Sorry.

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Glad it was helpful!

Hi Deb, unfortunately, you cannot load more than 1 sheet at a time on these wide format printers. The smallest sheet size width is 7.2 inches, and the smallest length is 10 inches. Its best to feed the sheet in vertically with the longest dimension going up and down. Press the paper load button, select cut sheet. Line up the right edge of the sheet on the vertical line mark of the roll cover. Lower the shed into the printer and it will eventually hit the rollers and stop. Then the printer will sense the sheet and tell you to press the down arrow button. Once you press the button, the sheet will feed into the printer automatically.

@@dtgweb this worked for me, thank you for your help :)

Awesome! Glad it helped!

Hello, Yes you can use that profile and get excellent results. Thanks for your question.

Hi Don. Are you Mac or Windows based? If you are Windows, there is a software Utility that you can download from Epson called the LFP Accounting Tool. You can access it from the Support tab of our product page here. www.dtgweb.com/epson-surecolor-p7570-standard-edition-printer-1.html Unfortunately, if you're Mac based there is no such tool. Generally speaking, I tell our customers that in a typical "heavy coverage, dark image", the printer will use around 1.5ml of ink total per square foot of printing. This is generally on the high side but I like to play it safe from a cost stand point.

@@dtgweb Thanks! I do have Windows so I'll give that a try. I generally I only print my own work but wanted to help out some other artists in my area.

Great and you're welcome! Feel free to check out our Epson paper and canvas options for the printer at dtgweb.com.

Sorry for the delay Don. Yes, you can tilt it more than 10 degrees if there is no ink at all installed in the system including in the plumbing. Meaning, you haven't done the initial ink installation.

You should use the ceramic tile satin profile.

Thank you so much

You're welcome Cherry.

Happy to hear that things are coming out well.

Hello Cherry. We do not currently work with Affinity Designer software. With that said, we're open to exploring this. May I ask which version you use? Mac or Windows? We can download the trial version and explore it to see if its compatible with a professional color management workflow.

@@dtgweb thank you so much. I use windows.

I just posted a video on printing from Affinity Designer on Windows. It works well with custom profiles.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl6ooKppZttmhdE

@@dtgweb Thank you so much!! You are awesome!!

You are very welcome.

Hello, are you using Windows or Mac? If Windows, are you using the Epson Edge software or the regular print driver from applications?

@@dtgweb I’m using Mac and design and print from photoshop..

When you are in the main Photoshop Print dialog, click print settings. With the Epson SC-F500 series printer selected as the printer, on that main Layout settings dialog, towards the bottom, there is a check box for "Flip Horizontally". That needs to be checked. If it is checked, and its still not mirroring, then its being double mirrored somewhere. The most likely suspect would be back in the main Photoshop Print dialog box. Look there. For example, checking "Emulsion Down" in the functions section would cause a double mirror.