How to Rasterize in ProRIP Part 1 - Overview

In this video, we teach the various methods of rasterization in ProRIP. This is the first in a series of videos that give a comprehensive look at this important topic.
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[@cathy3046]

As usual, fantastic instructional, Jenny!! Thank you!!

[@WhiteTonerTransferSupportGroup]

Thanks so much!

[@cto511987]

This tutorial is a gem, thank you. Using it for other purposes but helps with that patch look/feel.

[@cynthiasimon1313]

Love the videos. I am understanding a lot more now!

[@WhiteTonerTransferSupportGroup]

Glad you like them!

[@jannavanderhoof4617]

Thank you so much for this! I'm a beginner, understood the importance of rasterization but not how to achieve it. You explained it simply enough I could understand how to get there. It's one thing to use a purchased design and totally another to take an image from a client and make it printable.

[@charlesrodriguez6350]

Great video and explanation. So you mean to say when you rasterize with knock me color or black it also adds automatically holes or lines were needed?

[@WhiteTonerTransferSupportGroup]

Yes, it adds negative space for rasterization.

[@kushyisrael1652]

Is it best to save your image to PDF & CMYK to get the best printing results???

[@Icolorprintingsolutions]

Yes! any CMYK image format is the best option for color accuracy.

[@CarcanStudios]

Does it work in Mac? I notice you used mack for illustrator then windows for ProRIP

[@flyinbryan79]

ProRIP is only available in Windows, but it's possible to run Windows on a Mac.

[@loisdelullo3899]

Hard time hearing you