Print color management

Author: Tian Quanhui
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Publish Date: 2005-10-20
Features: "Printing Color Management" begins with the fundamental principles of color science and systematically explains the working principles of printing color management. It provides detailed descriptions of the basic methods for color management in the input, processing, and output stages of printing processes, as well as the practical applications of color management in production, such as scanner calibration, monitor calibration, and printer calibration, among other new technologies. The book is divided into ten chapters. Chapter 1, Introduction, introduces the importance of color application and presents the concept of color management, as well as an initial overview of the historical development of color management systems. Chapter 2, Color Fundamentals, primarily introduces the basic color theories used in color management based on color science. From Chapter 3 to Chapter 8, it covers the relevant theories and specific implementation methods for color management in printing processes. Chapter 9 discusses the application of color management technologies in digital printing workflows, such as digital proofing systems and screen proofing systems. Chapter 10 explores color management in network technology. At the end, specific experiments are designed based on the content of the book. Combining theory and practice, this book can serve as a teaching material for relevant courses in printing-related disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as for designers, technicians, and managers working in advertising, printing, and packaging industries.