Peter Skarpetis, CEO of Serendipity Software says, “Studio allows users to layout and tile jobs using a visual interface and resolution independent, non destructive processing.”

The company continues that jobs, in any of the supported file formats, can be moved, cut, copied, pasted and cropped. They can be placed at native size or into configurable image boxes, re-sized and rotated to fit or fill an area.

Nesting templates or layouts can be quickly assembled for fast output, or precisely planned to best use the space on the paper or make cutting easier. Layouts can be stored in a library for later use, according to Serendipity.

The company also outlines that Studio’s tiling feature allows users to set the total area of a billboard then automatically create a tile grid based on pre-configured print media dimensions and overlap. Meanwhile, Studio’s cloaking feature shades and locks images as they are submitted for printing, allowing new jobs to be placed in the remaining free space without fear of overprinting.

Serendipity Software is a provider of digital proofing products for the prepress, printing, sign, poster and mapping industries.

Comment below to have your say on this story.

If you have a news story or tip-off, get in touch at editorial@sprinter.com.au.  

Sign up to the Sprinter newsletter