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News Release from: Gimle . | Subject: Absolute Proof version 2.1
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 June 2002
Proofing Software With Ink Density
Control
Gimle has released Absoluteproof version 2.1, including new features, such as advanced linearization, ink density control and total ink limit control.
Gimle has released Absoluteproof version 2.1, including new features, such as advanced linearization, ink density control and total ink limit control Colour curve editing is also included and ink hue editing, for by-passing Colorsync
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 1 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Accurate Pantone Proofing For Ink Jet Printers
Accurate Pantone colour representations on affordable ink jet printers can be provided by Absolute Proof colour management from Gimle.
Hexachrome, HiFi and Multicolor support for building ICC profiles are also incorporated, and there is support for Hexachrome in workflow.
There is a special colour library and an editable LAB library where users can fine-tune spot colours to match colours outside the CMYK colour gamut.
Gimle added that the software also features what is claimed to be improved dithering, over-printing and trapping.
Gimle also claimed that Absoluteproof is the only software on the market that offers Hexachrome proofing, which enables Pantone colour matching of up to 95 per cent of Pantone colours.
Hexachrome proofing now enables proofing of Pantone colours that have been impossible to match till now, added the company.
By using orange and green colours with the standard CcMmYK inks, even Pantone colours, such as 021 and 375 can easily be matched, added the company.
Absoluteproof supports both GretagMacbeth's Profilemaker and Monaco for building Hexachrome profiles.
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