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Photoshop plugin | GMG ColorPlugin Precise Color Control

Release Time： 2024-02-22 09:00:00.000

Supercharge your Photoshop – with the legendary plugin GMG ColorPlugin

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

Using spot colors in Adobe Photoshop couldn't be easier

In packaging printing, image data is usually separated using spot colors. GMG ColorPlugin enhances Adobe Photoshop by automating this process. It also extends the color space to include special inks, making the workflow for jobs printed with special inks easier and more predictable.

Accurate prediction

The approval process for images and color graphics can be complex and time-consuming. Our soft proofing solution GMG ColorPlugin allows operators to accurately preview jobs on screen using enhanced preview features in Adobe Photoshop. This allows for quick and accurate approvals, saving time and money on proofing steps.

Higher print stability

Functions such as the channel converter and channel remover allow individual channels to be exchanged or deleted to improve print stability. Complete images, masked areas, or layers can be used to convert all or part of a job to the desired color space, or to adjust it according to the selected printing process.

Optimized for flexographic printing

Problem areas in flexographic printing, such as the first printing dot, can be identified using the MinDot preview and optimized for printing using MinDot Adjust. This ensures that even images with fine details are printed accurately and minimizes banding.

A complete solution for color conversion

GMG ColorPlugin allows you to use the superior GMG MX technology in Adobe Photoshop. Profiles created in GMG ColorServer, GMG InkOptimizer, or GMG OpenColor can be effortlessly integrated into your image processing workflow.

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