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DTF printing is a technique that's widely used today. It is a method that allows printers to print multiple designs on special films and then transfer them to a t-shirt or another type of clothin

In today’s competitive print landscape, speed, precision, and efficiency are no longer optional—they’re essential. Whether you're producing signage, packaging prototypes, decals, or textile applications, the pressure to deliver high-quality results with tight turnaround times is real. 

As a printer, you have probably heard about DTG printing, DTG, or Direct-to-Garment.  These terms are mainly used to refer to: Direct-to-Garment printing.

Join us for a special webinar focused on workflow and automation for DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing, where we’ll dive deep into different topics.

When it comes to prepress automation, one common question we hear is: “Do I need to use Caldera RIP to run PrimeCenter?” The answer is simple—no. 

Looking for a DTF or DTG software that runs on Mac? Creative DTF and DTG printers, beginners, and Mac users starting a t-shirt printing business, your problem is solved. We're excited to announce that our DTF software for Mac and DTG software for Mac are now available.

In DTF printing, every printer knows how satisfying it is to create soft prints that don't feel heavy. To accomplish this, users need to follow some essential instructions. One key technique is to use the color Knockout Tool.  

We’re excited to announce that Caldera Direct-to-Film software now fully supports the Mimaki TxF150 and TxF300 printers. This integration enhances the capabilities of both Caldera’s powerful RIP software and Mimaki’s high-performance textile printers, offering seamless workflow, exceptional print quality, and increased productivity.

Caldera is happy to announce the launch of Caldera Direct-to-Film (DTF) V1.2.2, a solution designed to improve and simplify Direct-to-Film printing. This release introduces a set of innovative features that improve print quality and user experience.

Color management in DTF printing is an important step. You need to reproduce a color that matches your brand colors, and this is a bit challenging to achieve. To do this, you have to know how to handle spot colors, a term that Adobe explains in detail in their article: spot vs process color.