It’s not unusual for prepress departments to work with the same RIP or workflow system for many years. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,”

High speed inkjet presses of every size and application were prevalent. However, commercial offset had a bigger presence than I anticipated.

One of the best things about helping a customer get up to speed with new RIP and workflow is getting to see the difference in production.

I’m surprised how many different RIPs are in use in shops. There are dedicated RIPs in front of each unit, meaning software gets neglected

RIPs come in all shapes and sizes. What’s important is that all RIPs have a basic purpose of interpreting PostScript or PDF files for output

The PDF 2.0 specification was approved and published by the International Standards Organization.

"There’s nothing really wrong with my current RIP.” Depending on the kind of work you do, that may actually be true...