Publisher's Description
From ColorBurst Systems:
ColorBurst XProof is a PostScript Level 3 compatible RIP for fine art and photography giclee prints and design proofing for Epson medium and large format printers. Features include:
- Support for TIFF, JPEG, PostScript (EPS, PS) and PDF
- Universal version - runs natively on both PowerPC and Intel Macs
- AutoSpot for optimized Pantone Color Matching
- SWOP Certified on Epson Stylus Pro 3800, 4000, 4800, 4880, 7600, 7800, 7880, 9600, 9800, 9880 & 11880 printers
- Superior screening
- Perfectly neutral grayscale prints (try for yourself)
- Print directly from applications such as Quark XPress, InDesign, Photoshop and all others
- "Hot folder" for printing across a network
- Integrated ICC Profiling within SpectralVision Pro powered by X-Rite technology
- Full ink control including bezier curves for fine tuning
- RGB, CMYK and Grayscale support (including 16-bit images)
- Full Bonjour support
- Printer Certification and PrintCertification. Ensure your printer is printing correctly or certifiy individual prints
- Awesome prints "out of the box"
- Download a free demo version (runs live for 15 days)
- Easy to use!
What's new in this version:
- Updated to the latest PostScript engine which corrects processing of certain files and greatly improves processing time for many files.
- Updated the PPD that is installed by the installer from 2.0 to 3.0. It should have been at 3.0 starting with version 7.2.
- Updated the user manual with the dongle installer change and fixed a broken link.
- Fixed a tag inside the PPD installed by the application.
- 32-bit RGB TIFFs now appear with a status of Unsupported... See all new features
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"Colorburst is Greedy!!!"
Version: ColorBurst 7.2
Pros
I upgraded my OS to Lion and the issue came out: the old version of Colorburst doesn't work!!! I need to upgrade it or downgrade my OS. Upgrade the Colorburst will cost me almost $700.00.
Cons
Also, strongly recommend: Don't buy Colorburst's Epson Bundle version.
That will end up costing more money to get full Coloeburst version. and cost more money to for further upgrade. -
"Good out of the box exerience"
Version: ColorBurst 3.0.1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
One of the nice things about the product is the quality of B&W prints since they use a mode to eliminate the yellow ink and supply quite good profiles for this mode of printing. Since it bypasses the Epson driver all together, a lot of the OSX/Epson print issues vanish. The supplied color profiles look good (I make my own but I suspect most users without this expensive hardware and software will be quite happy with the color). This and ImagePrint (much more expensive) are both nice for the user who wants to print the best possible image quality or for those that want to deal with vector files. -
"Get it for your Epson 2200/4000"
Version: ColorBurst 3.0.1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
This is a good RIP for yoiur Epson 2200, and if you want to make long prints on 13" roll paper, this RIP is a necessity. Epson's driver max'es out at 8" x 44". Just try to find another way to print a 12" x 60" panorama on that 2200 - this RIP does it! Try the demo. -
"Get it for your Epson 2200/4000"
Version: ColorBurst 3.0.1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
This is a good RIP for yoiur Epson 2200, and if you want to make long prints on 13" roll paper, this RIP is a necessity. Epson's driver max'es out at 8" x 44". Just try to find another way to print a 12" x 60" panorama on that 2200 - this RIP does it! Try the demo.
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