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TIPS AND OBTAINING THE BEST PRINTER QUALITY, A true Adobe Level 2 PostScript RIP has

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Tips and Obtaining the Best Printing Quality The Birmy Graphics PowerRIP is a true Adobe Level 2 PostScript Raster Image Processor. A true Adobe Level 2 PostScript RIP has the ability to use color rendering dictionaries when the RIP is driving a color printer. These color rendering dictionaries are automatically accessed by the Adobe Photoshop program when printing directly to the printer. Images created in Photoshop can be placed in other applications and still access the color rendering dictionaries, if they are saved as LAB.EPS or calibrated RGB.EPS files. RGB.TIF and CMYK.TIF files do not access the color rendering dictionaries automatically if placed in other applications and then printed. PowerRIP includes a means of automatically converting non-calibrated RGB.TIF into calibrated RGB.TIF with a software switch "Treat all RGB as calibrated". This switch will convert most RGB color calls into calibrated color space automatically accessing the color rendering dictionary. If for some reason you don't want to use this feature, you can disabled it simply turning it off. Windows 95 color profiles are included, These ICM color files allow applications capable of accessing of accessing these files the capability of Birmy Graphics Corporation 35

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Tips and Obtaining
the Best
Printing Quality
The
Birmy
Graphics
PowerRIP
is a true Adobe
Level 2 PostScript Raster
Image
Processor.
A true Adobe Level 2 PostScript RIP has the
ability to use color rendering dictionaries when the
RIP is driving a color printer. These color render-
ing dictionaries are automatically accessed by the
Adobe
Photoshop
program when printing directly
to the printer.
Images
created in Photoshop can be
placed in other applications and still access the
color rendering dictionaries, if they are saved as
LAB.EPS
or calibrated
RGB.EPS
files.
RGB.TIF
and
CMYK.TIF
files do not access the color ren-
dering dictionaries automatically if placed in other
applications and then printed.
PowerRIP
includes a means of automatically
converting non-calibrated
RGB.TIF
into calibrated
RGB.TIF
with a software switch “Treat all
RGB
as
calibrated”. This switch will convert most
RGB
color calls into calibrated color space automatically
accessing the color rendering dictionary. If for
some reason you don’t want to use this
feature,
you can disabled it simply turning it off.
Windows
95
color profiles are included, These
ICM
color files allow applications capable of ac-
cessing of accessing these files the capability of
Birmy
Graphics Corporation
35