Recent content by Johannes

In Caldera EasyMedia you can compare profiles. I think there is a tool for that in ONYX Rip also but I haven’t looked into it yet. I got a feeling we are talking about different sorts of production here. If you get a nice epson/canon 10 color photo printer, then I agree that you certainly can...

I’ve been working with machines from Durst, Inca, Canon, HP Latex, VUtek the last 10 years and I can say that they almost print the whole ISOCoated/Fogra39 gamut or less. Often they are weaker in some area of the gamut. For instance intense red colors on the UV printers can be off. Same on HP...

Ok! I’ve made one profile for each material and machine so that’s covered. You wrote that you should leave the files in RGB when printing wide format. I never heard that. Usually we get the files in FOGRA39 from our customers. Why is RGB better?

Great answer. Thanks! So as I thought, the easy fix is to use same rendering intent for vector and bit-map. Of course there are some compromises you have to do then depending on what rendering you choose. So this is how I think and what my experience say: To get the best color match between...

Thanks, I’ll try that

Is it possible to detect those problem files in pit stop? What should I look for? Would it help to flatten the PDF in Photoshop?

Hi! At the LFP company I work at we have the rendering intent in the RIP set to different settings for CMYK Images(perceptual bpc) and CMYK Vector (relative colorimetric bpc). Usually everything runs fine but at a few occasions I got a specific problem with PDF’s. You can’t see it until the...