- AccuRIP Ruby is the industry's easiest and most affordable RIP software. It is engineered right, allowing you to use your Epson or Canon inkjet printer as a reliable output device, improving performance and functionality. The difference is as clear as black and white.
- Epson has announced Edge Print RIP software, designed for F-Series textile printers. It’s bundled with new printers to help you get the best possible results, quickly, delivering high performance with Adobe’s PS core engine to process Post Script data for a variety of file formats.
Rip Software For Epson
Description Film Direct has recently teamed up with ZEDOnet (We are not affiliated with Accurip) the developers of the RIP software Printfab to offer an affordable, and easy to use RIP software for printing film positives and negatives from your ink jet printer. AccuRIP Ruby is the industry's easiest and most affordable RIP software. It is engineered right, allowing you to use your Epson or Canon inkjet printer as a reliable output device, improving performance and functionality. The difference is as clear as black and white.
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone out there has any idea's on what software to use on a Epson printer? I used a Roland VS-300 at the moment which comes with Versa Works and we have managed to get this to produce good quality prints that our customers seem to like.
However, it seems that Epson do not have their own RIP'ing software, is that right or am i missing something?
It seems alot of money needs to be spent on a RIP just to output a few stickers side by side, or to output a few jobs together via nesting etc.
Can any of you lovely people out there recommend a decent RIP or know of a way of outputting different artworks at the same time without having to purchase a RIP to control this?
Many thanks
Phil.
I was wondering if anyone out there has any idea's on what software to use on a Epson printer? I used a Roland VS-300 at the moment which comes with Versa Works and we have managed to get this to produce good quality prints that our customers seem to like.
However, it seems that Epson do not have their own RIP'ing software, is that right or am i missing something?
It seems alot of money needs to be spent on a RIP just to output a few stickers side by side, or to output a few jobs together via nesting etc.
Can any of you lovely people out there recommend a decent RIP or know of a way of outputting different artworks at the same time without having to purchase a RIP to control this?
Many thanks
Phil.