WARWICK, New York—June 30th, 2009

Allen Christopher today announced the cross-platform release of PrintRipper™ print management software for Event Photography. The basis is quite simple- shoot an image and have it instantly print to a printer of your choice.



PrintRipper™ goes beyond conventional “hot folder” printing. Most “hot folder” applications limit the user to just one printer and/or hot folder. PrintRipper™ allows the user to use as many printers as the user would like and assign as many hot folders as needed. PrintRipper™ will archive your photos for you or delete them once they are printed.

NemoTECH company of Poland provides upgrades of Japanese minilabs machines Noritsu QSS 3000, QSS 3001 and QSS 3101 which are used in the photographic plants all over the world. Modification refers to the upgrade of an internal computer in the machine.

Within the service the internal computer that manages printing preparations is replaced. Instead of the old unit a new deck computer with high computing speed is installed and adopted. Additionally operating software is installed as well as all programs previously existing on the machine such e.g. Main System Software QSS, Profile Data, Digital Ice, Multi-Frame Print and others depending on the machine and the additional software installed on it.

San Francisco, CA — August 4, 2008 —

Digital Anarchy, known for its high quality creative software in both the broadcast and Photoshop markets, has released today announced the sale of their full video product line to Red Giant Software. For seven years, Digital Anarchy has made a name for itself by delivering innovative software for visual effects, video editing and 2D animation in the film and television industry. Effective Monday, August 4th, the company will transfer sales and support of 12 plug-in products for host applications that include Adobe After Effects, Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid systems and Autodesk systems.

This asset sale will allow Digital Anarchy to focus on their other core market, Photoshop plug-ins for photographers and digital artists. Since 2004, the company has released tools that help professional and hobbyist photographers to uniquely create a fully digital portrait studio. The company has recently focused on software that provides custom graphic effects, and plans to release new innovative products by the beginning of Q4 2008. Digital Anarchy is also considering development for related host applications like Adobe Lightroom and Apple Aperture.