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#48: Make Proofs That Match Your Press

February 16, 2007 By Jim Raffel 1 Comment

Since #45 in December we have been discussing resolutions to improve the quality of your proofs. In order to gain the full benefit of this installment one should have read and implemented the suggestions in #46 & #47. Proceeding forward it does not matter if you are utilizing a methodology like … [Read more...]

Filed Under: color, color bars, delta E, GRACoL, L*a*b*, L*C*h*, measurement, process capability, proofing, TVI (Dot Gain) Tagged With: color management, colors, ink, inkjet printer, match, methodology, offset press, press, Printing, process controls, proofing, proofs

#40 Grey Balance & Printing like a Master

October 5, 2006 By Jim Raffel Leave a Comment

I have written before about the Printing across borders initiative and late last week made a post to the mail list which I feel generated a very good response. My post shown below was in response to a post questioning the GRACoL MasterPrinter‚Ñ¢ program: It stands to reason that that a printer with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: calibration, color, curves, density, GRACoL, gray balance, ISO, measurement Tagged With: color, color process printing, color space, felix brunner, flexography, gamut, grey, master printers, printer, printers, Printing, printing process, process controls, tone reproduction

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