There a great many RIPs (Raster Image Processors) available today. So why use a RIP, and why chose ImagePrint? Why use a RIP?A RIP is a software programme very much like a printer driver, except it has many page layout and other features usually not found in print drivers. Most RIPs have been developed primarily for commercial printing e.g. for use in advertising and magazine production. Some of these RIPs have been adapted for fine art printing. The ImagePrint RIPFor Mac and Windows The ImagePrint RIP is, to the best of our knowledge, the only RIP that was designed specifically and solely for fine art, exhibition quality printing. Among its many benefits, it uses advanced 16-bit screening technology that is second to none. The result is perfectly smooth transitions in skin tones, in shadows, and in other hard-to-reproduce transitions. On coated papers, and using 16-bit files, the results are outstanding in both colour and B&W. ImagePrint is a higly regarded RIP. But don't just take our word for it. Call in to our printing studio to see some examples or read reviews from many leading photographers: | 
Photos courtesy of Phil Borges, Marc Muench, Greg Gorman, Joshua Greene and Richard Marchissoto For a summary of ImagePrint's features,click here. |
ImagePrint RIP
