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We have been using GMG ColorServer & InkOptimizer since 2008 and we have never experienced such a thing. Have you contacted with gmg support? -Now it came to my mind something it is worth to look at...Do you know about the GMG Ink Saving Report Tool? With this tool you can compare the data for...

I agree with Dan, this option is useful if your RIP does not interpret transparencies correctly, or when it takes too much time processing them. To avoid this situation you better flatten before. In the case you always have to edit the normalized PDFs and make some kind of corrections, I agree...

I would like to add a special mark for some jobs, but from the documentation I read this option is only available if a web press is connected to the system. Is there any reason for that? I have also tried to create an imposition with Smart Stream Designer and then import the .impp file to the...

I agree Stephen, we have always used a semimatte substrate for proofing, but we were not happy enough with the "look and feel" of F47 proofs compared to the press sheets, and because proofs must simulate the expected printed result as closely as possible now we are also using the GMG ProofPaper...

Client's approval is not relevant. It is important to know if the proof and the print results are correct, so I agree with Stephen, you need to be able to measure them. It is also important the proofing substrate used. I have extracted this text from the eci.org website: "Another specific...

I think you are getting the idea... Calibrating the Fiery print controller ensures consistent and reliable color output. Calibration adjusts for variations in the color output of the copier/printer, which changes over time and under different printing conditions. Calibration is applied to a job...

In my opinion, on this subject when you say calibration and linearization you are talking about the same. I think only calibration is mentioned in the CW software... not sure in the user guide... That single sheet with CMYK values from 100% down to white in four columns is just for calibration...