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In desktop publishing, RIP — raster image processing [verb] or raster image processor [noun] — is the process and the means of turning vector digital information such as a PostScript file into a high-resolution raster image. That is, the RIP takes the digital information about fonts and graphics that describes the appearance of your file and translates it into an image composed of individual dots that the imaging device (such as your desktop printer or an imagesetter) can output.
Think of the RIP as a translator between you and your printer.
RIP Software
Best Rip Value
Easily track ink usage and get cost estimates before printing
Get a complete and easy contour cutting workflow
Get a full-featured precision and custom screen printing features set
Get a comprehensive set of small, medium and large format drivers
Get free and friendly tech support in North America for Version 7.0.
Easy Job Management
ONYX PosterShop makes increasing your productivity easy by giving you flexible control over job workflow. PosterShop includes support for two printers with multiple Hot Folders, which are used for setting job properties. Print directly from your creative application. Or drag and drop jobs into the appropriate Hot Folder and, when the system detects an available printer matching the job properties, printing begins automatically.
WASATCH RIP:
Wasatch SoftRIP is easy and intuitive: New users can start printing immediately with fast setup and plug-and-play simplicity. Advanced features are easily accessed through master screens, and are intuitive so you can learn them and use them easily.
Wasatch SoftRIP gives you the tools to help you reach your color goals: Whether you are looking to get bright colors that "pop" or create color simulations for offset printing, SoftRIP has the tools you need to achieve your color standards quickly and easily. | 
