Hello, I recently printed an image onto a wall in my home. While the result looks quite clear from a normal viewing distance (about a meter away), the image doesn't appear sharp when viewed up close. From what I’ve gathered, the wall's texture and the "pass" setting play a role here. For reference, I printed it using the 8-pass CMYK mode. It seems that images with such fine detail require a higher pass count—though, naturally, that extends the printing time. Do you have any suggestions? Have you encountered this issue before? How did you resolve it? I’d really appreciate your help. 🙏🏻

Hi guys!!! I hope everyone is well and keeping busy, I just wanted to post something I came across whilst traveling last week, this is a great example of poor workmanship, I couldn’t help but take a video this is some of the new work done in my airport! Crazy to think this was accepted! So if you ever feel nervous in getting started remember this post hahaha 🤣

I believe we should approach the wall printing business from a more artistic perspective. In my opinion, just as traditional artists don't constantly showcase their brushes and paint palettes, we shouldn't present our machines as the focal point. It feels like we might be more successful if we focus on selling the final product. What do you think?

Hello, I’ve decided to start a wall printing business in Türkiye. This has been the most useful resource I’ve found so far—thank you. I haven't done my first job yet, but I’ve already set up my Instagram page. I’m excited to start actual wall printing soon. My machine is the belt-driven model from Dxonjet; honestly, adjusting the belt is very difficult, and that makes me a bit nervous about working on-site. I’d love to hear any advice you might have. By the way, what do you think of my logo?