Film RIP for P7000?

[ZooCity]

Anyone know of a film RIP that runs on the higher end Epson photo printers?

Excluding Wasatch that is.  Nothing against the Wasatch RIP's basic function but we have one for our dye sub printer and it's hilariously goofy with the workflow. Makes great images, love the profiles, but just an awful workflow.

[cbjamel]

For dye sub or photo prints or film printer?
Shane

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[cbjamel]

sai or onyx for photo prints are a couple.
Shane

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[ZooCity]

For film positives.   We don't need a photo rip, just wanted to use a photo printer as a backup film printer.

[cbjamel]

I run filmmaker xl on t3270, it does p7000. at least version 10 does.
shane

[ZooCity]

Good to know, thx. 

We sadly can't use filmmaker, tried very hard to get it to print from AI (on osx) to our rip station (win) but it just won't work for us.

[rusty]

we got a 7800 coming in the next days picked up real cheap. Supposed to compatible with Accurip

is the P7000 not compatible with accurip?

[ZooCity]

we got a 7800 coming in the next days picked up real cheap. Supposed to compatible with Accurip

is the P7000 not compatible with accurip?

Officially, no.

[cbjamel]

Good to know, thx. 

We sadly can't use filmmaker, tried very hard to get it to print from AI (on osx) to our rip station (win) but it just won't work for us.

Just couldn't see the pc or ?
Bummer!
Shane

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[ZooCity]

Nobody knows.  We've successfully used hot folders and such in the past but after two deep dives trying to get it to work with FM over the years, no dice.