WOW............

Support is indeed an option that cannot be overlooked and PosterJet does a good 
job about it too.



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From: AFTERHOURPWR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 12:13:49 AM
Subject: RE: [HPDesignJet_Printers] Looking for RIP ideas for a non PS Z6100









  


    
            



I also have the EFI XL, and I agree that it needs some 
major cleanup on the way it applies settings on the file that is about to 
print...or on saved settings..its all over the place.  I am really in shock 
of how such a long time company with product that claims to be designed in 
Germany, with so many revisions of the same software has NOT gotten the 
interface cleaned up on how things are applied.  I have the latest 5.1.4 
and It was just a month ago that they had this update to fix problems that made 
the software useless.  the patch helped things out...but now it wont 
calibrate, or take the calibrated settings.  Its just so odd to me.  I 
use the DJ 130, and I know they want to be on top of the game to for making the 
RIP best for the Z series HP printers, and hacking away at the past printers is 
surely not the way to do it.  So far I spent 8 full hours trying to figure 
out if the 600dpi setting, or the paper size, or the USB port was the 
culprit,(since it switched to the IP on its own), or if its the CMYK.....then I 
have as options for paper, Premium Plus Photo Satin vs. Premium Plus Photo 
Paper 
Satin...thats right Paper Satin??? is there a canvas satin I dont know 
of??...These are some major issues that have basically crippled me from doing 
business of proofs with my image work.  I cannot calibrate the specific 
papers.

 

I have used Onyx on Epson, very nicely.

I have also had the CGI ORIS, rip which was really good on 
the Epson.

 

In fact I might need to go with the Oris if they have it 
for 130, as this $1K was more of a headache than a solution...Im really upset 
since I have spent the money.  Whats even more sad is I have not gotten 
support AT ALL, only because I dont have the printer registered as this RIP 
support goes direct thru HP, and they don't support it without it being 
registered.  I don't have my proof, so everytime I go thru the hoops of 
getting the copy from Sams Camera, I end up having the proof printed off a 
friends Onyx/Epson, or I make something work out.   I have about a 
month left, and I have finally got the paper work to register this...so I will 
have 1 month of support, I will report back to the posts of how they fix these 
issues.  As I think the EFI COULD be a great RIP, but not with these 
fumbles.

 

I hope you check back here and see how EFI /HP handle this 
issue, since support will be a very important factor in the RIP you 
chose.

 

Best,

Phil Indeblance



  
  
  From: HPDesignJet_ Printers@ yahoogroups. com 
  [mailto:HPDesignJet _Printers@ yahoogroups. com] On Behalf Of Teddy 
  Dako
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 10:28 PM
To: 
  HPDesignJet_ Printers@ yahoogroups. com
Subject: Re: 
  [HPDesignJet_ Printers] Looking for RIP ideas for a non PS 
  Z6100



  

  
  
  
hi 
  Mike,

Why don't you try PosterJet? Two reasons I have for 
  choosing it is the power to process so many different types of files, but 
  definitely the speed and color profiling capability. Give it a try. Download 
a 
  demo version and see if it has what you need. www.posterjet. com

Cheers
Teddy


  


  ----- 
  Original Message ----
From: Mike Woodward 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED] net>
To: 
  HPDesignJet_ Printers@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tuesday, October 
  23, 2007 10:54:01 PM
Subject: [HPDesignJet_ Printers] Looking for RIP 
  ideas for a non PS Z6100


  
  Looking for RIP ideas for a non PS Z6100. Tried the EFI and found the 
  
color manager easy but the production software hard to use. Have a 
  
demo version of Oynx postershop but it doesn't have the color manager 
  
support. Also would like to be able to generate ICC profiles for the 
  
canvas and other media I use. My friends with Epson machines like 
  
Imageprint RIP but is is not ready for HP's yet. Also would like to 
  
work on a mac.

Thanks,
Mike 
  Woodward








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