The HD RIP enables what offset and commercial printers have wanted for a long time – Printing images that are even better than FM quality while only worrying about the cost and effort for AM. HD RIP gives you much more color stability with perfectly homogeneous fills, and the smoothest of blends with brilliant shades of color.
Get a competitive edge by using HD RIP: Even in newspaper print you will achieve quality images which convince both your readers and your ad clients. Images in high definition quality are helping to establish long-term customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. As a result printers and publishers can benefit by growing ad sales and turnover. Also various additional costs can be eliminated: HD RIP easily integrates in your Asura® workflow. Hence updates, backups and changes have only be done once centrally. Moreover no additional license is required for a reserve plate line and there are also no additional investments for infrastructure necessary.
The Homogeneous-HD technology finally allows you to bring together the best of AM and FM and deliver photo quality image printing. Even the smallest detail will be processed perfectly – forget moiré effects and "rosette" patterns. 
Photo-quality printing – With Homogeneous HD Technology the combination of the best of AM and FM finally succeededPerfectly depicts the finest details – No rosettes: e. g. with hair, fur, vegetation and even with tricky mid-tones (such as skin tones)Less costs thanks to more efficient utilization of the product license:
One stop shop – Reliability with OneVision® technology: Conformity of the data in the workflow and on the printing plateFully integrated into Asura® workflowsNew sources of revenue – More advertisements through enhanced image quality
HD RIP's Homogeneous-HD technology brings together the best of FM und AM! The fine rasterising supports an extended color space and is less prone to imprecision – even in news print. User-managed settings (e. g. dot gain)Faster processing thanks to simultaneous calculation of independent pixel rowsAllows homogeneous fills and the smoothest of blendsDensitometer function to measure and monitor dot gainNewspapers (even up to 1270 dpi resolution)Depicts very bright and dark tonesSmallest details even in the critical mid-tone range (including for newspapers)Fine dots without moiré effects or rosettesLess open to registration inaccuraciesFine raster for larger color space (including for newspapers)
Trapping for printing results without unsightly white spaces
Sven Lahrssen, Assistant Technical Management, Media Group Straubinger Tagblatt/Landshuter Zeitung:
"With homogeneous raster HD technology we can reproduce any level of color tone and even print our newspapers in photo-quality. We now use HD RIP across our entire production."
