MultiRIP Features for professional photograph prints
 

MultiRIP Features for Printing Professional Photograph Prints:
Produce Professional Quality Photograph Prints with MultiRIP
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Color Profiled for Maximum Color and Brightness
Presetting for Matte & Glossy Paper
Calibrated for Proper Ink Usage
Borderless Printing
Add Custom Page Sizes
Page Previewing
Job/Page Priority
Re-Print without Re-Ripping
ICM/ICC Color Management
Print Spot Colors
Multiple Application RIP for:
*Screen Printing Film Positives
*Dye Sublimation Transfers
*Commercial Inkjet Heat Transfers
*Photographic Printing
*Invoices & General Printing
Print Directly from Any Program (CorelDraw, PhotoShop, Illustrator, Word).

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Color Profiled for Maximum Color and Brightness
Our archival-based pigment inks are specially formulated to offer the best longevity and color gamut available to produce professional quality photograph prints. These pigment inks are very bright and vivid to make you photographs pop off the page.

Presettings for Matte and Glossy Paper
MultiRIP comes with specific formulated presettings for printing on standard industry matte and glossy photo paper. These presettings are designed to maximize your color gamut and minimize your ink usage.

Calibrated for Proper Ink Usage
Most printers use print drivers that drop too much ink on to the photo paper. Too much ink on photo paper will start to distort the picture as the ink pools. MultiRIP is calibrated to print the appropriate amount of ink on to the release paper to maximize your ink usage and minimize your costs.

Borderless Printing
Print borderless like a printing press. You create the bleed and we print on the proper sheet size. The bleed is overprint so you get exact sizing. The Borderless solution from the native printer driver will enlarge your image. This is not what we do; MultiRIP matches the printing press.

Add Custom Page Sizes
Unlike some applications that limit your designing abilities to set paper sizes, MultiRIP will let you design your own paper size and keep this size in memory for future use.

Page Previewing
You can preview individual pages in both the output queue and the "processed jobs" queue. This can save a lot of time if a mistake is caught before expensive media is wasted.

Job/Page Priority
Allows users to change print priority on a per-job or per-page basis. When manually inserting jobs in the RIP or re-printing jobs that have been ripped; simply use the slide-bar to set values from 1 to 99 (just like Window's Print Manager) or enter the number by hand. The job or page will then assume it's new print priority. When printing from applications (Quark, PageMaker, etc.) select the priority in the print settings dialog.

Re-Print Pages without Re-Ripping

Allows you to re-print individual pages or colors from a separation with a few simple clicks of your mouse. Once the job has been processed, simply open the job item in the queue, select the pages you wish to re-send to the printer (1). Select the number of copies (2) and click "Print Selected Pages" (3). The selected pages will be sent to the output queue. When making multiple copies, the pages can be "stacked" (1,1,1, 2,2,2, 3,3,3 etc.) or collated (1,2,3, 1,2,3, etc.).

ICM/ICC Based Color Management
Supports the use of ICC and ICMs for color management. The user can select the color space of the input CMYK and RGB as well as the output ICM if they desire. All media types included with MultiRIP have been pre-linearized and the manual selection of an output profile is seldom needed. If the user has created a custom output profile, however, MultiRIP uses it per your request. You can select the ICC/ICMs at print-time or right at the RIP control panel when manually inserting PostScript or PDF files or re-processing previous jobs. A utility is included in the software which allows you to add ICM name entries into your PPD so that they appear at print-time in the print configuration dialog.

Print Spot Colors
To ensure accurate spot color reproduction you can activate MultiRIP's "TrueSpot™" you use special logo colors or product colors then you can easily add them to MultiRIP with the Spot Color function. Just click on Add and type in your special color. MultiRIP will remember your color and use it each time it is requested within your application.


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