Xerox iGen4 Job Preparation
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Below you will find brief information for Digital Printing iGen4 Job Preparation. This guide is specifically for designers and covers important topics like color consistency, file preparation, and using the Xerox iGen4 for high-quality prints. Learn about how to set up color profiles for optimal output across different stock types, and how to take advantage of the digital press's wide color gamut.
Key Features
Color consistency across different stocks
Wide color gamut with vibrant colors
On-press proofing
File preparation for optimal output
Variable information printing
Short turnaround times
Fast print speed
High-quality print output
Pages: 148 Xerox iGen4 Job Preparation User Guide
Brand: Xerox Category: Copiers Size: 5 MB
Languages: English
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What color model is recommended for use with the Xerox iGen4?
For optimal color consistency and to take advantage of the digital press's wider color gamut, it is recommended to use an RGB color space such as Adobe RGB.
What are the best practices for working with transparency in graphics files?
Use spot colors in transparency effects with discretion. When spot colors contact CMYK objects with transparency, ensure they are on top of the stacking order. Avoid transparency designs that contain both RGB and CMYK content. Consult your print provider to determine if your work should be submitted flattened or with live transparency.
What are the recommended file formats for saving images and graphics for printing on the Xerox iGen4?
The preferred file format for saving images and graphics is PDF. When saving files as PDF, consult your print provider to determine if your work should be submitted flattened or with live transparency. The PDF format can often provide better previews (than EPS) when placed in page layout applications. Occasionally, you may need to save files in the EPS file format. When saving graphics or page layouts as EPS files, use TIFF 8-bit color preview, embed all or complete fonts, include CMYK PostScript in RGB files, and use Binary format.
What are some important considerations for designing text for the Xerox iGen4?
Include all fonts in both page layout and vector graphics files. Create solid black text with 100% K only for the most dense black. Avoid mixing RGB and CMYK text color if you want them to match or are using transparency blending space in either RGB/CMYK keep RGB/CMYK consistent to that mode. For smaller text, sans serif fonts are recommended. For positive solid text, use a minimum of 2 points and 3 points for reverse. For positive tinted text, use a minimum of 4 points and 6 points for reverse.
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