Recent content by Dario

Hello guys, sorry to resume this old post, but any of yous maybe know the steps of a SCCA conversion? I'm asking just for academic purposes, since I know nothing about this process, and I own no softwares... what are the steps? From what I've found could be: 1) problem: you are printing on a...

yeah let's share!

Kindly, is there a user guide online where it states what you are saying, so I could show them?

so YOU CAN also include a media wedge that is tied to a custom profile

Sorry, I didn't mention earlier that the custom profile is the printer's own print condition profile. I don't see a problem with printing the media wedge either, but the repro house says otherwise. I don't know how GMG nor other proofing software works, but it seems strange to me that this...

Ok, thanks a lot, I've found it's not easy to find proper stuff without paying, so I paid. All the best!

Hi all! I'm dealing with a repro house that tells me it does not print the media wedge on CMYK color proofs because it does not print them using the "standard" profile (but what standard??) but a custom profile. Does this sound right to you? According to Fogra: ...so maybe it's right, but I'm...

Thanks Gordon. Anything else free of charge?

Hi all, as a 'newbie' to flexo I am here to ask for some online resources and information to study and learn more about the subject. I have about 25 years of 'field' experience in prepress and offset printing - both on books/magazines and packaging - but am now embarking on a new adventure in a...

Yes, even I noticed that the "problem" in Acrobat occurs only with a percentage of yellow below 0.2%. From 0.19% and below the display problem appears. I know it is not a "big" issue, however I am glad we investigated it. ...And to answer another question: that gizmo is for me to have my users...

this is the response from a HYBRID tech: "the issue occurs in illustrator and acrobat with percentages below 1%. if in the same file you raise the percentage of yellow to 1% the display will change in both illustrator and acrobat." (...and therefore Adobe is to blame)

That PDF I posted is based on the same concept as the 'PDFviewerCheckerVIGC' - but when I noticed those differences in the display, I got worried. It is obvious that someone among the various software (rip, editor, viewer, ...) does not show the PDF correctly, but which one? I am quite...

could one of you really kind rip the pdf in question using your software and tell me whether the result is all full red or not?

in Acrobat (and also Illustrator) I see it as I would like (full red)

I am only here to waste your time by saying: nice pun!