To RIP vignettes to the CT layer, enable the following settings in the
Vignette Handling window in the Brisque RIP pane:
●
Scitex Vignettes
●
Vignette to CT (CMYK)
●
Convert Vignette to PS3
This option has minimal visible impact on final output and is
recommended for use with all CT/LW files.
Set CT on CT border to CT Res in the Brisque RIP
To increase Prinergy processing performance, in the CT Handling
window in the Brisque RIP pane, set
CT on the CT Border
to
CT Res
.
This may negatively affect your final output quality, resulting in fuzzy
edges where contone images overlap. Implement this option only if this
reduced output quality is acceptable.
Note: If the Brisque template that you are using contains a Kodak Full Auto Frame
(FAF) trapping atom as well as the RIP atom, you might have to change the FAF
settings in order to be able to select
CT Res
at the RIP stage.
Set Screengrabs to CT Res in the Brisque RIP
To increase Prinergy processing performance, in the CT Handling
window in the Brisque RIP pane, set
Screengrabs
to
CT Res
.
This may negatively affect your final image output quality, resulting in
fuzzy text in the screen captures. Implement this option only if this
reduced output quality is acceptable.
Avoid HC components when creating TIFF/IT pages
If possible, avoid creating HC (high-resolution contone) files when
creating TIFF/IT pages. HC components may process very slowly
through Prinergy. If you must include HC components, try to minimize
the amount of data that they contain. For example, avoid photograph-
like content. Text and flat tints in the HC are acceptable. Specific
instructions for avoiding HC components, or minimizing the amount of
data included, are software dependent.
Some general guidelines to follow are:
●
Set
CT on CT borders
to
CT Res
. HC components may be created
when high-resolution borders exist between contone images.
●
RIP vignettes to the CT layer.
As with the CT/LW file format, these settings may negatively affect
the output, depending on page characteristics. Use these settings only
if the benefits of increased performance outweigh the drawbacks.
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