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Technical Sharing | Optical Brightener Compensation (OBC)

What is Fluorescent Whitening Agent Compensation OBC? Whether you are a photographer printing works to be hung in an art gallery, or a professional printer producing billboards, packaging, related materials, or other commercial items, the use of fluorescent whitening agents in paper may lead to color casts, difficulties in chasing samples, and inconsistencies in color. However, these phenomena are often related to fluorescent whitening agents. With Keyin Technology's color management solution, you can easily correct this phenomenon and generate and display colors as you wish. Paper manufacturers often use fluorescent whitening agents to make yellowish paper appear whiter and brighter to the human eye.

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Photoshop plugin | GMG ColorPlugin Precise Color Control

Replacing printing colors, adding channels to CMYK images, or several special colors – although these requests are common, these tasks are very time-consuming even for professional operators. With GMG ColorPlugin, perfect results can be achieved with just a few clicks. This motivates less experienced colleagues and ensures repeatable results.

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Color iQC quality control software

Whether it's an approved sample, production sample, or finished product, Color iQC will cooperate with your workflow to quickly and easily obtain the color. Color iQC is a document-oriented software solution that eliminates guesswork in the color assessment process. Easy to configure and with powerful feature settings, it simplifies processes, improves efficiency, and ensures accurate color control. Color iQC has multiple configurations to meet the specific industry and various color communication requirements.

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Technical Sharing | Interpretation of Color Control Standards for Tobacco and Alcohol Packaging Printing

The appearance of cigarette pack printing is exquisite, especially the packaging of high-end cigarettes. This is due to the use of unique printing materials and printing technologies. The main characteristics of cigarette pack products are large areas of solid color blocks and spot color printing, requiring thick ink layers, high color saturation, and vibrant colors. How to ensure that such high-saturation colors are accurately and consistently achieved on the cigarette packs?

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Transition to processless plates, completely transform your printing operations

If you've been using traditional wash-out plates, is it simply because that's how it's always been done? It's time to pause, examine your business, and perhaps switching to wash-free plates will bring unexpected surprises and make you realize it's necessary—especially when you see how the change brings higher efficiency, simplifies work, and makes everything more timely.

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Technical Sharing - Error of the Same Model Colorimeter

When visually evaluating colors, people rely on their color perception skills to determine color matches. In the production process, this subjectivity can lead to confusion and failure among customers, suppliers, production, and management. Therefore, color measurement equipment is crucial for many industries. Using a spectrophotometer to measure colors allows for the communication and comparison of color data, leading to precise results.

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Printing Quality and Standardization

The basic requirements for standardized printing are the proper use of "technology, equipment, and materials" to ensure that the entire production process and each sub-process can be accepted based on international standard values; it can also relatively effectively replicate traditional printing orders. Standardization is a set of rules, steps, methods, and standards under different circumstances that can achieve the expected results. The main areas include pre-press, printing, and post-press, but customer service, quality management, and marketing also need to use standardization.

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