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Version 1.1 Revised February, 2009
Chapter 8 - FastRIP Print Options
None – Applies no choke to the Underbase `
Minimum – Applies a choke of equivalent to 2 pixels at 720dpi `
Medium – Applies a choke of equivalent to 3 pixels at 720dpi `
Maximum – Applies a choke of equivalent to 5 pixels at 720dpi `
Extreme – Applies a choke of equivalent to 10 pixels at 720dpi `
Note: e accuracy of the choke depends upon the resolution of the image, (see the AVI’s on choking for more
information), but typically you want 300/360dpi images to get a good accurate choke. If you choke too much, then it
can cause other problems (most noticeable on lighter color shirts) and create what looks like a stroke color around the
object. Best defaults are Minimum or Medium for Light color shirts and Medium or Maximum for Black shirts. You
should only use this if you have registration issue between the white and color pass.
Hi g H l i g H t WH i t e
e Highlight White setting creates a highlight white to be printed as part of the color pass
None – Doesn’t create a highlight white `
Weak – Creates a weak highlight white, uses the least amount of white `
ink in white areas only.
Medium - Uses more white ink for the highlight in areas of pure white. `
e medium setting is similar to the highlight white from the Normal
Underbase setting in the FastARTIST Underbase Wizard
Strong – Use 100% white ink in areas of pure white. is setting is `
similar to the highlight white from the Heavy Underbase setting in the
FastARTIST Underbase Wizard
Note: Using to much white, especially in the color pass can cause your colors to become washed out. is
happens when the White ink and color inks mix. Its best if you can avoid using a highlight white for DTG and get a
good white underbase instead. If you do use this, use it sparingly to avoid color shifts, unless you are print just white
objects.
un d e r b a S e re p e a t S
Underbase Repeats is the number of Underbase passes to be printed.
CO l O r pa S S e S
Color Passes is the number of Color passes to be printed.