HP DesignJet Z3200 User Manual

PREFACE In this article I will be examining the HP Z3200, HP’s latest Large format printer. The Z3200 is essentially an update of the Z3100 released

carefully developed to target a specic hue and increase the overall gamut of the printer. The additional hues make the translation of CMYK (or RGB) d

be noticeable on very specic images, and the advantages of one printer over the other will be fairly small at this point. HP Z3200 Prem ID Satin -

CONCLUSIONThe Z3100 is an exception tool, and like any tool it should be evaluated based on how well it accomplishes what is designed to do. Com-pared

logically grouped together and easy to access. The stand, which is included for both 24” and 44” models, is sturdy and easy to constructs. It is then

Cost per mil of ink $.62 for single$.49 for double$.63 for 110 ml$.51 for 220 ml$.46 for 350 ml$.40 for 700 mlOne of the questions I get a lot has to

The placement of the roll in the rear of the printer was not a good call. I understand the reasons for doing so, but the result is a loading process t

color management in a meaningful way, because it is a rather daunting thing to just jump into, then this is what you’ve been waiting for. This printe

The nal step of course will be to create the actual ICC paper prole. The whole process from start to nish takes about 40 minutes. The easy ICC targ

HP has made a point of advertising that the spectro found in the Z3200 is based on the Eye-One from X-Rite. There are some notable differences however

PRINT DRIVER, IMAGE QUALITY, AND COLOR GAMUTINTRODUCTION Judging the quality of a print means evaluating the interaction of the paper, ink, printe

has the option of disabling the gloss enhancer, a cost saver for proong, or other work where bronzing is less of a concern. There is also an “economy