Each dish will feature a new nugget to chew on and fuel your digital cravings. Throughout 2019, IP's Digital Print Expert, Rick Williams, fed you various tips, tricks, and considerations when printing digitally, and as promised, the Digital Dish continues in 2020 with new hosts, the first of this year being our friends at Kodak. Keep reading to learn more about this OEM, including tips for print providers new to production inkjet to better understand media compatibility and select the optimal substrate for your print applications.
Digital Dish: December 2019
Throughout 2019, I've fed you various tips, tricks, and considerations when printing digitally, and in this final dish of the year, it's bittersweet to announce that it will be my final one! After 31 years with International Paper, I am retiring at the end of this month.
Digital Dish: November 2019
Each dish features a new nugget to chew on and fuel your digital cravings. This month's edition features the all-new 21st Edition Pocket Pal®, the authoritative introduction to the graphic arts. This handy book is used across print markets and universities, and this latest edition contains loads of updated information that you'll want to get your hands on!
Digital Dish: October 2019
Each dish features a new nugget to chew on and fuel your digital cravings. This month's edition addresses a frequently-asked topic on the longevity of using treated papers on digital printing equipment, including Indigo, high-speed inkjet and toner-based. Will treated papers ever go away? As digital printing continues its growth in the commercial printing community, it's an exciting time to see what the future holds for the industry!
Digital Dish: September 2019
Each Digital Dish features a new nugget to chew on and fuel your digital cravings. This month's edition continues the discussion on book printing with high-speed inkjet presses. Thanks to digital printing, not only can you print without a publisher, but you also can print smaller quantities at first and reprint as demand grows. In fact, International Paper recently created its own original children's book, Apollo the Spacedog, and printed it using high-speed inkjet.
