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Will a RIP software make your colors brighter and improve your image quality? Is it really necessary to run your printer with a RIP? Can’t you achieve the same results simply by using the included print driver? Today, I will explain what a RIP is, what it does and what the benefits are. WHAT IS A RIP? RIP stands for Raster Image Processor. A RIP program is similar to the print driver included with your printer, but with much more control (and features). A RIP is designed to handle many files, file types, and file sizes without limiting your print capabilities. A RIP efficiently processes your files faster and more consistently, resulting in faster print times and less waiting. Have you ever tried to run a large image where the file size was more than 300MB? Through the standard print driver, this can be cumbersome and time consuming. With a dedicated program designed to process large files, this task becomes much easier and allows you to work on other projects while your image...

What is a RIP Software? What’s the function of it? Some of us probably are unfamiliar with it and have no idea about its functions. RIP software is often be applied to flatbed UV printers. RIP is one of professional software for colors configurations. It has many practical functions. 1.It supports the output of white ink for flatbed UV printers and covers the shortcomings of traditional printers which can only print onto light color materials. 2.It has color separation capability. RIP can take full control of all ink channels of flatbed UV printer. For example, we can set the print color as 0% Cyan, 100% Magenta, 0% Yellow, 0% Key Plate, 0% Light Magenta and 0% Light Cyan. That means normally 100% Magenta ink printing and the jetted ink volume of other five ink colors (Cyan, Yellow, Key Plate, Light Magenta, and Light Cyan) is zero. This is very suitable for color separation overprinting or professional printing since it perfectly satisfies the need of increasing or decreasing...