Blend Print And Layered Print; Blend Print (Metallic Silver + Cmyk) - Roland VersaStudio BR-20 Master Manual

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Specify the RGB value set for the part to be printed using a metallic color in step
If the color for the part you do not want to print using the metallic color set in step
redo the settings from step

Blend Print and Layered Print

Blended printing and layered printing are printing methods that allow you to combine metallic silver ink and
CMYK ink. Metallic ink expressions that cannot be created can be realized with just CMYK inks. The printing
method differs for blended printing and layered printing, and the metallic impression rendered by CMYK is
different. You can make blended printing and layered printing selections by selecting [Ink Mode] in R-Works
or the BN-20 driver. Select the best type to suit your situation.
 P.45, "Blend Print (Metallic Silver + CMYK)," p.50, "Layered Print (Metallic Silver  CMYK)," p.55,"Layered Print
(CMYK  Metallic Silver)"
In blended printing and layered printing, you can specify a metallic color with the same name or
metallic silver ink with the same density. However, because the printing method for blended printing
and layered printing is different, coloring is also different. We recommend that you perform a test
print to check the coloring.

Blend Print (Metallic Silver + CMYK)

This section describes how to perform the blend print with the metallic silver ink and CMYK ink.
 P.45, "Blend Print and Layered Print"
To perform the blend print, you need to use the printing data where the use of the metallic silver ink and the
CMYK ink is designated.
 P.41, "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (R-Works)," p.43 "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color
(General Application for Drawing)"
(Image of printing method)
The metallic silver ink and the CMYK ink are blended to be a single layer for printing.
Metallic Silver and CMYKCMYK
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Using Metallic Silver Ink
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