Fluorescent Printing with EPSON EDGE PRINT and the SureColor F6470 & F9470 Dye Sublimation Printers

Fluorescent printing with EPSON EDGE PRINT on the SureColor F6470 and F9470 dye sublimation printers opens up a world of vibrant possibilities. These cutting-edge printers, known for their exceptional color accuracy and speed, offer an array of fluorescent ink options that enable you to produce eye-catching and vivid designs. Whether you're creating sports apparel, fashion, or promotional materials, the combination of EPSON's advanced technology and fluorescent inks ensures that your prints stand out with brilliance and durability. The precision and versatility of these printers, coupled with the innovation of EDGE PRINT software, make them the perfect choice for businesses seeking to elevate their sublimation printing capabilities to the next level.
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[@baguspurbowicaksono2401]

so, what if the source image is just contain CMYK colors, is the epson edge print software gonna automatically selecting which color and how much data would use fluorescent ink? or we need to select manually like in the video above?

[@GregWalter-xo2xn]

What file type are you starting with? Is it neccsary to pre-edit the file in another program?

[@ITSuppliesINC]

EPSON Edge Print RIP software including Adobe Postscript engine to handle almost any file type you throw at it. EPSON Edge includes color Management, tiling, and step and repeat functions built-in. Other pre-edits will want to be done in your design software.

[@dianaduffy8320]

Could you please go over the differences between the 3 color options on this printer? I don't know if I should use orange/violet colorway or the fluorescent colorway.

[@ITSuppliesINC]

Sure! The O/V option offers a larger color gamut. This is great for spot colors or brand logos. The LC/LM offers better gradients on skin tones. We see many photographers going with this option. Finally the Fluorescent we are seeing used for fun fabrics and uniforms. Feel free to give us a call and we can talk to you through things to find the best fit for your business.