Printer marks do not work correctly

861475_VctSt

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（ver1.0.039）

I think the basic problem has been cleared. How do people in each field evaluate the results?

The black of the crop and bleed mark is not richy black. Please fix it.

b77

@861475_VctSt said in Printer marks do not work correctly:

The black of the crop and bleed mark is not richy black. Please fix it.

@861475_VctSt I guess you mean they should be in Registration Color, so they will include any Spot colors that might be present.

861475_VctSt

@b77
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sorry.
I was in a hurry and omitted the explanation, so it seems that my true intention was not conveyed.

Here. I will rewrite it.

I output the VS document as a PDF (by japan color coated2001) and checked the separation with Acrobat.

issue:
The "Bleed Marks" and "Crop Marks" in the corner were single color K100 (grey100 depending on the environment).
The Registration color (100% of C, M, Y, K) is desirable for these marks.

On the other hand, "Registration Marks" was output at 100% of C, M, Y, K. This was correct.

From another point of view, K100 may be possible with the intention of using ink eco-friendly.
Then, what about the idea of rich black (C40, M40, Y40, K100)?

EDIT:
The above two marks on the issue have a line width of 0.14 mm and are a little thick. I think about 0.09mm is good.

VectorStyler

@861475_VctSt The bleed / crop mark color (and width) is fixed in build 1.0.041.

861475_VctSt

@vectoradmin

（1.0.041）
The basic functions seem to have been fixed.
As I mentioned in the previous post, it is better to fix the line widths of marks.
Improvement: Each of the following should be set to 0.09mm.
-Crop:0.18mm <- too thick
-Bleed:0.18mm <- too thick
-Resistration:0.02mm <- too thin

In actual printing, various data are pasted on the outside of the Artboard as needed depending on the process.
However, I think this is sufficient for small office.