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Issue Date |
Title |
Author(s) |
Synopsis |
 THEME:
PRINTING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
January/February 2012
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Press Metrics in the 21st Century |
John Seymour |
There has been a gradual shift away from easy-to-measure press metrics that show how the press works and toward press metrics that are meaningful to the customer and relate to how the printed sheet looks. |
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Packaging Color Quality Control Helps Shop-Vac Portray Its Brand |
Matthew Gryczan |
After launching a program that uses data supplied by color measurement instruments from X-Rite Inc., Shop-Vac sees nothing but “Shop-Vac Red.” |
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Meeting Customers’ Color Expectations |
Eric Stohry |
Hallmark’s customers just want a good print reproduction that meets their expectations. |
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Measurement in the 21st Century |
Ray Cheydleur |
In the latest digital presses, we are witnessing a move from inline densitometers to an increasing use of inline spectrophotometers. |
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Controlling Print Using Colorimetry |
Danny C. Rich, Ph.D., Ray Cheydleur, and Greg Imhoff |
This white paper demonstrates how modern colorimetry can be used to supplement or replace historical densitometry in setting the aims and tolerances for the reproduction of graphic images. |
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Standards Guide Print into the 21st Century |
Lawrence Warter |
Printing has evolved from the craft -based industry of the last century to becoming a completely definable process ready for this new century. |
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Large and Grand Format: We Are What We Produce |
Mike Ruff |
As we consider what the future holds for wide- and grand-format inkjet technology, we first need to understand that the overlooked signage and display markets are our primary customers. |
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Welcome to Premedia 2.0 |
Joe Cha |
A premedia services provider can help customers improve on a basic digital replica because the premedia department holds the key: the files. |
