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The importance of ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometers!

To create eye-catching products, companies use optical brightening agents (OBAs), also known as fluorescent whitening agents (FWAs), to make their products appear brighter and whiter.

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Achieving spot color replacement and extended color gamut using fixed inks

Before delving into the subject, let's first understand the concept of multicolor ink groups. Multicolor ink groups refer to ink combinations used in printing that exceed the traditional four-color process (Cyan C, Magenta M, Yellow Y, Black K). It typically involves adding one or more specific color inks, such as Green G, Orange O, or Violet V, to the standard CMYK four-color inks. This extended gamut printing method expands the printing color gamut, resulting in richer and more accurate color reproduction, better matching of spot colors, and ultimately improving the color quality and visual effect of printed materials.

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Unveiling GMG Color Management: How to Make Every Color "Obey"?

Today, let's discuss a topic that seems professional yet full of "magic"—color management. Whether it's a designer's computer screen, a sample from a proofing center, a printed product from a printing plant, or a package on a supermarket shelf, color consistency is always a headache. GMG (a German color management giant), the star of today's discussion, acts like a "color translator," enabling seamless color communication between different devices!

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When offset printing meets the "digital revolution": How does Kodak CTP make printing smarter?

Today, let's talk about the "traditional yet rebellious" field in the printing industry—the offset printing market. In this era of the digital wave, offset printing technology remains strong, but pre-press digitalization is unstoppable, and its behind-the-scenes plate-making process has quietly evolved. Today's CTP (Computer-to-Plate) technology is like autopilot—more precise, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly.

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Mastering the Secrets of Color | Achieving a Quantum Leap in Color Management

In industries such as printing, packaging, textiles, and automotive manufacturing, color is not only the core of visual language but also a reflection of brand value. How to achieve color consistency from design to production? How to avoid cost waste due to color difference? Today, we will discuss a full-link digital color management solution, empowering color with technology, so that every work accurately conveys the brand soul!

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How does the G7 calibration method help in printing neutral gray

With the widespread application of standardized printing, integrating G7® into the global standard for neutral gray printing/printing methods ensures visual consistency regardless of CMYK printing/printing output. This includes standards such as ISO 19303-1 and 19303-2 for color workflow consistency, ISO 10128 for calibration, and ISO 15339-2 for seven common reference printing conditions, and further integration into other ISO standards. This is because the G7 near-neutral gray output calibration method continues to be used by printers in more than 40 countries worldwide.

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Designer's Must-Read | When Should You Use/Replace the Pantone Color Card Formula Guide?

If you are a designer, then you must be very familiar with the Pantone Formula Guide. Since 1963, the Pantone Formula Guide has been providing color inspiration, standards, and verification for designers around the world. As a practical and efficient color tool, it can save you as much time, energy, and money as possible, saving you a lot of trouble and making communication with colleagues, clients, and suppliers smoother.

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