User`s manual

Chapter 9 - Print Modes and Printer Information

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FastRIP 10.0 User’s Manual

FastRIP 2880 SD - prints up to 65 LPI

FastRIP 2880 SD85 - prints up to 85 LPI

FastRIP 2880 SD100 - prints up to 100 LPI

FastRIP 2880 SD133 - prints up to 133 LPI - use this mode for most output,

including clear ﬁlm that is smooth and waterproof inkjet ﬁlm. is op-

tion may experience more banding or streaking when used on poor qual-

ity ﬁlm that has a rough surface. is is the default for Current Settings.

FastRIP 720 DD - prints up to 65 LPI

FastRIP 1440 DD - prints up to 65 LPI - if you need a denser image, use this

setting to print a heavier deposit of ink. Double Density works best on

poor quality ﬁlm but lays down too much on waterproof ﬁlm. Use Stan-

dard Density for waterproof ﬁlm.

Heat Transfer Print Mode - Epson 4000 `

is mode is designed for standard T-Shirt heat transfer paper that has a

coating on it. e print may appear slightly weak when printed but will

get brighter when the transfer is applied to a shirt. is setting will also

mirror (reverse) the image.

Proof Print Modes - Epson 4000 `

FastRIP-Proof 45 LPI

FastRIP-Proof 55 LPI

Paper Proof at 55 LPI

FastRIP-Proof 65 LPI

Paper Proof at 65 LPI

FastRIP- Generic Proof - Prints a color calibrated inkjet paper proof. You

can also use the standard Epson driver for this.

CMYK Sublimation Mode `

Since FastRIP uses the 5th photo Black slot for ﬁlm, you can put stan-

dard sublimation ink in the left side CMYK ink slots and print sublima-

tion transfers.