Richard Kenward wrote:
You may want to look at the Best ColorProof rip www.bestcolor.de
In message Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Thomas Holm / Pixl writes
Hmm, I agree that Best on a PC is great, however the Mac Designer Edition is an entirely different product (or it was last time I checked a year - year and a half ago). The linearization couldn't be done with a spectro, and if this isn't possible, it defies the purpose of using it with Lyson inks...
Anybody out there with a BEST on a Mac and an Eye one how have successfully done linearization's lately?
Dear Thomas
I believe you are still correct, but if anyone does want to have the advantages this product offers but are phased by the idea of running a non Mac computer let me suggest you may be cutting off your nose!
Get as fast a PC as you can justify running win2K, it could even be a second owner one for peanuts, even new it won't cost you a fortune, and use is just to run the rip and the printer. Set up hot folders/queues and put the computer on your network, and just push files onto the hot folders/queues and let it do the business for you...no sweat no problems and a brilliantly stable solution.
Cheers
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