I know the question is not posted in the right place but I can't find a better one when reading some pro's posts. So please don't kick me out. I'm currently using a 1800 and a 1290-Piezo-QTR with CS. I'm making my profile with a Pulse X-rite (most affordable solution at the time I got it but maybe not the most accurate one). This all serves photo printing exclusively at the (very) amateur level. I'm considering now upgrading for a 4800, mainly for color (for BW may also use it with QTR in ABW). I'm wondering if a RIP would help me improve if not my photos at least my prints with a 4800 (and eventually the 1800 that I could possibly linearised). It's my understanding that RIPs not only provide a linearisation capability but also a better dithering than Epson drivers (with additional features of less interest for me such as images placement on a single sheet...and maybe some key ones I have not yet identified). Does this make sense and if so what would you recommend me to look at. Any comments are welcome : personal, url link,... Thanks for your help. Olivier
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4800 RIP choice
2005-10-11 by Olivier
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