QTR-Quadtone RIP

In a message dated 8/10/2007 11:40:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time,  
bwyg@... writes:

 
 
 
tonyonmarian wrote:
> I seriously want to buy this Rip but need some  input first. I posted
> the following 10 days ago and have had zero  responses. Did my post
> break some rule?
>
> "I know that  this august body may be slightly biased, but I would like
> some  input.
>
> I currently own an Epson 3800 and have Imageprint as my  RIP. I have a
> friend that swears by the B&W quality of his  Quadtone RIP. My question
> then is what are the pros and cons of each.  I would consider a second
> purchase of this type of app since 50% of my  output is in B&W, but I
> also worry whether they could play nicely  together on my Mac.
> 
The old hands here have been there and done  that. This discussion has 
been had over and over and over. Research the  archives. Especially the 
DigitalBlackandWhitDigitalBlackandWhit<WBR>eThePrint yah
--
Bruce  Watson






Yet another good argument for a QuadtoneRIP book for beginners! (cf., the  
"best way to learn/understand the process" thread)
 
Maybe one of the more enterprising of those "old hands" would be willing to  
share his/her wisdom and experience by deigning to author a "QuadtoneRIP  for 
Dummies"-type book for us newbies. That would be worth an  extra $50 to us 
IMHO. :-)
 
John E



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