Gloss Optimizer

InkjetMall Customer Support Piezography Inks & Printing
1

when printing on bartya papers is the Gloss Optimizer step a must?

what happens if one does not use GO?

thank you

2

Gloss Overprint is necessary to achieve optimal results when printing Piezography gloss on any gloss, semi-gloss, baryta, pearl, satin, etc… paper surface. GO greatly increases the dMax, eliminates bronzing and gloss differential, and adds a protective layer over the print.

~Dana :slight_smile:

3

will the print look “off” or “strange” without the GO?

does it take the printer the same amount of time to apply GO to a print as it would to lay down ink?

4

The print will look “off” without the GO. The curves are designed to work with the GO. Application of the GO should be quicker than the initial printing.

ken

5

You want the GO on surface papers, and the print time is faster than the ink layer as it’s printed in 1440 BI-D only…

:slight_smile:

Cheers
JF