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This RIP is very easy to operate and provides plenty of tools to make larger format photo printing more cost effective and simpler.
Mark Keeley, Managing Director of Velmex Distribution said, “EFI’s Photo eXpress is perfect for those looking to move to a 44” or 60” printer.
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Customers can be kept up to date with new features by regular online software updates. Latest media changes are easily managed with an online profile download. All regular file formats are support: TIFF, JPEG, BMP, and PSD (customers can add postscript (PDF) at an additional charge).
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The full RGB workflow provides 16 bit for the highest quality output. Tasks are achieved faster with the ‘Quick Set’ function, giving users the ability to preset and select quickly, options they use regularly such as poster printing, photo printing or proofing. A bespoke feature allows users to create a ‘Collection’ of custom standard sizes, perfect for photo book printing. The software is full of intuitive functions it improves media utilisation with nesting, saving on time and media wastage it automatically configures photos, (single and multi-image templates) and creates contact sheets.
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The software is available for both Mac and PC it includes a number of key features aimed at ensuring high quality, easily managed output. The regular retail price of EFI Photo eXpress is £560 and the postscript version has a retail price of £700. Any customers looking for a smaller 17” or 24” printer can add EFI Photo eXpress software to their order for £99. Launched in October this year, it offers the 44” Image PROGRAF iPF8100 and production iPF8000s at £3995(including stand). The promotion will run in conjunction with Canon’s ‘Star Buy’ offer.
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Velmex Distribution, the specialist distributor of Canon large format printers and EFI RIP software, has announced this week any Canon 44” or 60” large format printers purchased from them will receive a free copy of EFI’s new eXpress Photo RIP software. The promotion will run in conjunction with the current Canon Star buy offer.
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A perfect film should translate to a perfect screen.To celebrate the launch of the new EFI eXpress Photo RIP software, Velmex Distribution the UK distributor for Canon large format printers & EFI software products, are giving away this professional software free with all Canon 44” & 60” printers. Inkjet gives you your best film positive today for the money, and a good RIP makes that job 100 times easier. What it all means is this: With a better film positive, you eliminate all the re-burning (which means more reclaiming and recoating), under-exposing (on purpose to try and hold your fine lines and dots), and the resulting frustration of precious time lost during screen prep and on the press. To celebrate the launch of the new EFI eXpress Photo RIP software, Velmex Distribution the UK distributor for Canon large format printers & EFI software products, are giving away this professional software free with all Canon 44 & 60 printers. The guy at the store never gets it, but will try and sell you what he believes you want and need. That means, extraordinary photographic reproductions, but still no halftone dots. I will almost guarantee that any RIP you do not buy from a screen print supply dealer will be a Color Management RIP. Problem is that all RIPs are not created the same. An added and important bonus is that most if not all RIPs will allow you more control over ink lay down and result in a more dense film positive.Īfter the salesman asks you why you or anyone would ever want to print solid black dots, he will go on to explain that he can sell you RIP software. Yes, there are methods in art programs to circumvent the process and print a halftone, but nearly everyone chooses to avoid this extra time and effort and print via a RIP specifically made for screen printers. RIP software will tell the printer to print solid black dots. When the printer sees a halftone dot, it will help you out by printing your dots as grey, because the printer assumes you are trying to make a shade of color. Inkjet printers are color printers, and always “think” you are printing in color. Without a Postscript file, you will not be able to print halftone dots. Why you ask? Because your inkjet printer is not a Postscript printer like a laser printer. The RIP, or Raster Image Processor, will convert your computer graphic into a Postscript file. Yet still, I regularly hear new printers or printers taking that next step to legitimacy wonder aloud “What the heck does a RIP do anyway?” Here’s the condensed explanation. But most printers today use inkjet printers along with some brand of RIP software to create their films.
OK, some folks still use laser printers, or your rich uncle bought you an image setter, and some folks fake it with their inkjet printers and just find a way to make it work. If you’re a screen printer, and you make your own film positives, chances are you own RIP software.
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