Eight Steps to Successful Color Management
Eight Steps to Successful Color Management |
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New issue of “Profi Tip” available from the Print Media Academy Vibrant colors true to the original on a top-class substrate make for high-quality print products. However, it is not always easy to achieve the required quality given the many different factors that impact on the print result. In order to ensure stable and reproducible print quality, users need to be able to identify and monitor each of these factors. Practical tips for practical application The series already includes the following titles: Anyone who is interested can order the publications on the PMA website: www.print-media-academy.com Further information on the Print Media Academy: Further information for journalists: |

PDC-Lite is a scanning density control system that can be equipped on Komori sheetfed printing presses up to 32 inches in size for density control of 4-color process inks.
K-ColorMatchPro performs high-precision color matching with the digital proofer based on the ICC color profile. The ADO (Autonomic DLP Optimizer) automatic color compensation processing function minimizes delta-E (color difference) between the printing press and the digital proofer without any manual fine adjustment.
The PDC-SII Print Density Control-Spectrophotometer scans and measures the color bar on printed sheets, converting the results to numeric data for display and providing feedback to the press-side as necessary. Compared to the conventional PDC-S, several functions have been enhanced and ease of use during printing is significantly improved through faster measurement and display.
This version adds folder adjustment to conventional KHS production support, making it an integrated management system by means of the multifunctional self-learning function. KHS-AI evolves by continuously learning compensation and optimization through analyzing automatic color matching for print-quality fine adjustment and for changes in color.
KHS embeds preset data in the operation sequence of the press to ensure a quick startup and reduced paper loss. KHS is a revolutionary productivity enhancement system developed to reduce job changeover times and paper loss to the absolute minimum.
PCC converts digital data from prepress into a PQC-format ink profile for the press.
K-Station provides central control of multiple Komori presses and functions as an interface to outside systems (such as the Management Information System [MIS]).
PQC is a remote control system for making quality-related adjustments to the press. In addition to remote control of ink, water and register adjustment, a variety of adjustments of press functions can be made using the touch-panel.