Manufacturer: Shinko
Printer Model: S9045
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: MP
File Name: shinko_monaco729
G7at
Saturday, January 1, 2011
S9045-basiccolor729
Manufacturer: Shinko
Printer Model: S9045
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: basICCOLOR Droprgb
File Name: S9045-basiccolor729
Printer Model: S9045
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: basICCOLOR Droprgb
File Name: S9045-basiccolor729
Thursday, December 30, 2010
CoalsonEditions_PremLuster
Manufacturer: Epson
Printer Model:
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: x-rite
File Name: CoalsonEditions_PremLuster.icm [link]
Printer Model:
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: x-rite
File Name: CoalsonEditions_PremLuster.icm [link]
MOAB_Lasal_Gloss_Epson_9900_PGP
Manufacturer: Epson
Printer Model: Epson_9900
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: basICColor dropRGB v1.2
File Name: MOAB_Lasal_Gloss_Epson_9900_PGP.icm [link]
Printer Model: Epson_9900
Profile type: Custom
Profiler: basICColor dropRGB v1.2
File Name: MOAB_Lasal_Gloss_Epson_9900_PGP.icm [link]
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
What are G7 and GRACol?
G7 is an improved method for matching color across multiple devices. The ‘G’ stands for the new calibrating Gray balance and that the ‘7’ for the ISO core colors CMYK+RGB.
1990s GRACol Proposal and general specifications
2002 GRACoL6 Guidelines that have become the de facto rule
2006 GRACoL7 Emphasized visual appearance-based proof to print
2007 G7 Proof to Print
G7 Master Master or qualification program
Printers who are G7 compliant have to prove that they can match proof, plates and press sheets. The qualification mark means that the printer uses the modern technology based on colorimetry, and employ G7 process controls. G7 Masters bear the IDEAlliance seal of approval. Attaining G7 Master status is a competitive goal for those providing creative, premedia and printing services, worldwide.
Two Conformance Levels
. Focuses on achieving tight tolerances for gray balance and
for the neutral print density curve.
. Uses color management to achieve a color match to an aim
characterization data set.
Goal
. To achieve a close “visual match” from proof to press.
GRACol
IDEAlliance stands for Internal Digital Enterprise Alliance, an membership organisation dedicated to the fields of digital imaging, printing and publishing. Under which, the GRACol (General Requirement and Allications for Commercial offset Lithography) is responsible for the guidelines for commercial printing.
An extensive discussion is available from http://www.babelcolor.com/ article AN-3a Using PatchTool for IDEAlliance Printer proofing certification.
In short, a certified proofing printer process allows an overall assessment of what the final print will look like before going to the actual printout, this saving time and expense.
References:
http://www.idealliance.org/
http://www.colorwiki.com/
1990s GRACol Proposal and general specifications
2002 GRACoL6 Guidelines that have become the de facto rule
2006 GRACoL7 Emphasized visual appearance-based proof to print
2007 G7 Proof to Print
G7 Master Master or qualification program
Printers who are G7 compliant have to prove that they can match proof, plates and press sheets. The qualification mark means that the printer uses the modern technology based on colorimetry, and employ G7 process controls. G7 Masters bear the IDEAlliance seal of approval. Attaining G7 Master status is a competitive goal for those providing creative, premedia and printing services, worldwide.
Two Conformance Levels
. Focuses on achieving tight tolerances for gray balance and
for the neutral print density curve.
. Uses color management to achieve a color match to an aim
characterization data set.
Goal
. To achieve a close “visual match” from proof to press.
GRACol
IDEAlliance stands for Internal Digital Enterprise Alliance, an membership organisation dedicated to the fields of digital imaging, printing and publishing. Under which, the GRACol (General Requirement and Allications for Commercial offset Lithography) is responsible for the guidelines for commercial printing.
An extensive discussion is available from http://www.babelcolor.com/ article AN-3a Using PatchTool for IDEAlliance Printer proofing certification.
In short, a certified proofing printer process allows an overall assessment of what the final print will look like before going to the actual printout, this saving time and expense.
References:
http://www.idealliance.org/
http://www.colorwiki.com/
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