Re: I hate RIPs
Re: I hate RIPs
- Subject: Re: I hate RIPs
- From: Henrik Holmegaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2002 23:26:29 +0100
Andrew Rodney <email@hidden> wrote:
(there simply is no way I'm going to get a PC for this!)
There's no need to be defensive, I think. Nobody is putting their
hand up to say the PC is simple or user friendly. The trick in the
longer term is to get server-based software that migrated to NT back
on Mac-based UNIX. Long ago Apple wrote a white paper in support of
Mac-based Color Central. That was a good paper, but it did not stem
the tide.
a solution that doesn't cost twice the price of the bloody printer!
The decision to have a forked printing pipeline with the publishing
fork resting on more expensive publishing application software and
more expensive publishing page description language programming was
taken long ago ago.
Anything to do with PostScript costs more. PDF has been toted as the
opposite of EPS. Create an EPS without an RGB preview, and it's
self-evident that what is inside is open to question. Create a PDF
and it looks as clear as spring water what's inside.
But it isn't and a good proofing RIP can help you sort out what's afoot.
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