色彩管理ppt.ppt

We want to show differences between rotocolor and new inkjet technology. The best training will be done in the factory, with the printer working. WYSIWYG is not completely possible. MATCH THE COLOUR INTERPRETATION WITH THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF DEVICES INTERVINING IN THE PROCES. We have to edit images to get the best results in the printing process. - We can’t take an image and directly print it through the inkjet machine. We need to adapt it. - We need some equipment to get the original image, edit and print the result. - DIGITALIZING: getting the original image. EDITING: computer + software. Adapting the image to be printed. - All tools used to digitalize an image must be properly calibrated by the tool’s supplier - Calibrations must be performed periodically and under the same lightning conditions in order to avoid hue differences. - We create a new profile from a test chart printed on our inkjet machine, scanned with the spectrophotometer and sending values to the profile maker software. - We calibrate our tools throguh an ICC profile. - We need some tools to create an ICC profile. - We calibrate our tools throguh an ICC profile. - We create a new profile from a test chart printed on our inkjet machine, scanned with the spectrophotometer and sending values to the profile maker software. A specific software for creating ICC profiles. The “Printer” step includes the complete process to obtain a final ceramic tile, including kiln firing. - Our ICC profiles is based on the inkjet machine inks. - It shows the color space (hue ranges) we can achieve in printing. Color space obtained ALWAYS WILL BE SMALLER than the CMYK ideal profile. That’s why prints made with a ceramic printer never be completely the same as original. - Resolution: best at 360x360 dpi. - Glazing: depends on how bright or dark is the glazing base. We have to choose our glazing base depending on what we want to print. Kilm settings: tiles temperature, etc. If one of this settings chan