It converts an inkjet printer (specific models) into an imagesetter with perfect film positives for garment screen printing.įilmmaker 10 works with most of the popular inkjet printer modelsįor many years the Epson Artisan 1430 was the printer model of choice to use with Filmmaker/T-RIP for film output. Sales and support has not changed and upgrades from the old FastRIP and T-RIP to Filmmaker 10 are still available.Īre you tired of trying to get your laser printer vellums to lineup at press? Do you want to start using halftones? Does your inkjet printer not lay down enough black ink to burn a good screen? You need Filmmaker 10 for film output.
In order to streamline sales and support, in April of 2020 T-RIP has been discontinued and T-Biz Network is now selling Filmmaker 10. In 2009 Scott rebranded FastRIP as T-RIP and CadLINK sold their version as Filmmaker. Over 9,000 copies were sold until 2009 when U.S. In 2001 Scott Fresener was the first to sell an affordable screen print friendly RIP called FastRIP that was developed in conjunction with CadLINK. It tells a “dumb” inkjet printer how to print high quality halftone dots onto inkjet film with dense black images.
It is highly specialized software that is like a customized printer driver.
Filmmaker 10 (T-RIP) is a RIP (raster Image Processor).
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