G7® is a proof-to-print process control method that allows you to reliably and efficiently match the visual appearance of the output from multiple printing devices. It works by defining the gray balance and NPDC curves in conjunction with the traditional method of measuring tonal value increase (TVI/dot gain) for each color. G7 can be applied to any type of printing, regardless of the type of ink or printing method, including all types of digital, offset, flexo, gravure printing. It&r...
Posted February 27, 2020 by Mark Gundlach
Você leu nosso blog: Você está usando o método de tolerância certo? Se não, confira. Hoje estamos levando o tema um passo adiante para investigar como as tolerâncias são escolhidas em diferentes indústrias. Uma tolerância Reprovada-Aprovada é a quantidade de variação de cor que é considerada comercialmente aceitável. Em parte, as tolerâncias são impulsionadas pelas expectativas dos cl...
Posted May 02, 2017 by Mike Huda
At X-Rite Pantone, we love color, and we’re passionate about helping you get yours right. That’s why we offer a full-service training program, staffed with Color Experts from many of the industries we serve. From beginner to advanced, lowest investment to highest return, we offer a variety of options to teach you everything you need to know to be successful. Are you new to color, wondering where it fits in your business objectives? Do you already have a color workflow, but ...
Posted February 09, 2017 by X-Rite Color
If you’re a commercial printer who wants to improve color quality and consistency, this blog is for you. X-Rite color management solutions for print and packaging deliver excellence in quality control, formulation and automation. Ray Cheydleur is a printing industry veteran of more than 20 years, a standards guru, and our Portfolio Manager for Printing and Imaging Products. Passionate and very knowledgeable about color, he has a talent for helping printers improve their color quality and c...
Posted November 10, 2016 by X-Rite Color
It’s no secret that if you can hit your color the first time, you’re going to save a lot of time and money. But with printing becoming an increasingly global function, achieving accurate color is more difficult than ever. Many companies have distributed printing plants or operate in partnership with other printers around the world. A job might start with a brand manager in Los Angeles, move to a designer in Paris, and be sent to three different states to be printed on different substrates. Ever...
Posted March 08, 2016 by X-Rite Color
