Dislikes: As of Jan 2010, they don't have a 64-bit driver for Windows users who want to print over the network to the Colorburst RIP.

Tech support via their forums is poor - you may or may not get a response from Colorburst staff.

The software does work well though.

They often seem to take longer than necessary to fix bugs, get updates out.

Almost $500 for this, huh? Looks like they raised the price $100 since I looked at it last. It's ok software, but not worth that much. The real issue I had with it was the license agreement. You could only install it 3 times on that same machine until your license became invalid. If I pay that much for software I want to be able to uninstall and reinstall it as many times as I want. I like doing a clean wipe of my computer every now and then, not to mention system upgrades.
Don't know if they've changed that policy with this new version, but judging by the price tag, probably not.

The description here, or the reviewers, don't really give a detailed view of why this is a superior print driver; photo schools and graphic schools teach students that drivers such as this are well worth the money; pro photo labs always use high-end RIP drivers to save time and money, providing a higher-quality output, batch printing, ink/pigment savings and far more control than the anemic Epson printer-drivers. There are many benefits to investing in a pro-level RIP print driver, although I do wish the price was lower.

But I can get a Canon printer for $250!

For the developers, i think the idea of having to call an (american) number to register the product is a very bad thing to do. in the age of email, why ask people to pay just for a trial of the product?
i would suggest using email for registration,then youd avoid the problem of closing out non american users.
im not going to try this since im on the other side of the world.