 Addressed Problems
If a CMYK file is to be colour managed for a destination CMYK digital proofer or printing press using ICC Device profiles, source CMYK data will be converted to CIELAB using the source ICC device profile, and then CIELAB colours are converted to destination CMYK values using the output ICC device profile. In this operation, important information about the source file contents can be lost.
For example, source pure C, M, Y or K colour elements like text, colour tints, vector graphics etc... are converted to 4 colour CMYK on the output.
This can practically cause undesirable artifacts on the proof like grainy and dirty colours or misleading information like wrong dot structure.
On the printing press this CMYK->CIELAB->CMYK transformation may cause undesirable effects and even printability problems.
If black text or line art turns into CMYK, it will be very difficult to register, will have unsharp borders and will require more ink to print.
Benefits
• Alwan LinkProfiler Publish Edition
Alwan LinkProfiler™ ICC DeviceLink profiles ensure:
* Improved digital proof colour and visual match
* Accurate Press to Press colour match
* Optimal output black generation and TAC (total area coverage) for the destination printing press
* Preservation of C,M,Y,K, CM, CY, MY colours purity with dot gain compensation
* Preservation of achromatics
* Preservation of CMY colours under solid black
* Preservation of solid and registration marks
* Choice or rendering Intent
* Choice of black point compensation
• Alwan LinkProfiler Print Edition
All the above +
* Custom GCR
* Maximum Black option for maximum ink savings For further information and competitive pricing please contact Pro2col on 0870 250 2220 or email sales.
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Spot on digital proofs |
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No more registration problems due to 4 colour primaries |
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Ink Savings on the printing press |
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Total control on the output black generation and TAC with any ICC compliant output device profile |
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Developed, tested and validated in demanding press printing environments |
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