CD Printer Software
CD printers are used to print text or graphic images on duplicated or replicated CDs. Different types of CD printers are manufactured that are designed for low volume or high volume CD printing. Inkjet and thermal printers with 1-100 disc capacity are manufactured for use in small firms or offices and domestic households. Laser printers with capacity of above one hundred thousand discs are manufactured for large duplication and replication firms.
CD printer software included with these printers use high quality resampling algorithm to produce the best quality prints possible independent of the printer type and resolution of original images. It simplifies the process of managing DPI, print sizes, and resolution numbers. It has efficient and simple tools to automatically arrange multiple prints so that they use the least amount of expensive printing substrate material.
The software allows auto placement and full manual placement for maximum flexibility. Images of varied sizes can be printed from different folders and drives in the same session. It has different enhancement tools such as cropping, brightness, sharpening, auto-exposure compensation, CCD noise filters, image rotation, and image information stamp. Users can apply filters to images as "masks" that eliminates the need to store separate copies of original and modified versions. Filters can also be applied to a single image or hundreds of different images from various folders in a batch.
CD printer software included with these printers use high quality resampling algorithm to produce the best quality prints possible independent of the printer type and resolution of original images. It simplifies the process of managing DPI, print sizes, and resolution numbers. It has efficient and simple tools to automatically arrange multiple prints so that they use the least amount of expensive printing substrate material.
The software allows auto placement and full manual placement for maximum flexibility. Images of varied sizes can be printed from different folders and drives in the same session. It has different enhancement tools such as cropping, brightness, sharpening, auto-exposure compensation, CCD noise filters, image rotation, and image information stamp. Users can apply filters to images as "masks" that eliminates the need to store separate copies of original and modified versions. Filters can also be applied to a single image or hundreds of different images from various folders in a batch.
