Technical Information

What’s the one phrase a printing shop dreads most?

“I think the color is wrong.”

You spent the entire afternoon fine-tuning the screen, but the client still says the colors are off. You’ve confirmed the proof, yet the printed result is still wrong. The screen shows one color, the prepress proof shows another, and the final print turns out to be yet a third.

The problem isn’t with any particular screen; it lies in… Throughout the entire color workflow, from design to output, no unified standard exists at any stage. 。

The color gamut displayed on the screen, used for proofing Color Curve , the output characteristics of the printing press—when these three stages operate independently, color matching is naturally compromised.

The design stage is where all colors begin. If the display itself is inaccurate, every subsequent adjustment will be based on a flawed foundation.

Professional color-accurate monitor Covers 99% Adobe RGB and 99% DCI-P3 dual wide color gamut , with an average factory‑calibrated color accuracy of ΔE ≤ 1.5, certified by a reputable third‑party. It supports hardware‑based color calibration—calibration data is written directly to the monitor’s chip, independent of the computer’s operating system or graphics card. Whether you switch computers, reinstall your OS, or toggle between Mac and Windows, the screen’s color settings remain unchanged.

Screens emit light using the RGB color model, while printing absorbs light using the CMYK model. Because these two color spaces are converted differently, color discrepancies are inevitable.

Professional monitor Supports Paper Color Sync It allows you to simulate the output effects of different papers, inks, and printers directly on screen. You can preview print results during the design phase, reducing the costly and time‑consuming iterations of physical proofs.

However, the accuracy of on-screen soft proofing depends on Is the front-end color data collection accurate? .i1Pro 3 Series Spectrophotometer In conjunction with i1Profiler software, it can be used for monitors, printers, and printing presses. Create a custom ICC profile to ensure color accuracy from capture to output. . Supports simultaneous measurement of M0, M1, and M2 in a single scan, compensating for the color effects of optical brighteners.

This means that the colors designers see on screen are no longer just “roughly right,” but are based on ICC profiles. The screen’s color gamut, the color curves used for proofing, and the printer’s output characteristics— The three are aligned under the same standard, the screen. Soft proofing Only then does it make sense. 。

In a studio, if each designer’s monitor displays a different color, the very question of “whose screen should we use as the standard” becomes problematic.

Professional monitor Built-in color calibration sensor, supporting scheduled automatic calibration and light-sensing adaptive calibration. Through DMS local network control, multiple PD2770U monitors can be centrally managed and uniformly color‑calibrated, ensuring consistent color standards across all team displays.

Professional monitors support hardware color calibration, allowing you to complete calibration in just a few steps using calibration software. They feature a 16-bit 3D LUT color lookup table, delivering large‑area gradient transitions that are smooth and finely nuanced.

Gamut addresses “what colors can be displayed,” while color accuracy determines “how accurately they’re reproduced.” But there’s an even more subtle issue: calibration data is stored on the computer, so it disappears when you switch devices.

Professional monitors support hardware-based color calibration—calibration data is written directly to the monitor’s chip, independent of the computer’s operating system or graphics card. Whether you switch computers, reinstall your OS, or toggle between Mac and Windows, the screen’s color settings remain unchanged.

Independent Photographer / Post-Production Artist

• Choose a model with a 16:10 screen ratio and support for print‑proofing. The aspect ratio closely matches the camera’s 3:2 CMOS sensor, providing a larger workspace in editing software and reducing the need to scroll through the interface. It comes standard with a velvet‑lined lens hood that effectively minimizes reflections from ambient light, allowing you to clearly see shadow details even under mixed lighting. It also supports Paper Color Sync, enabling you to preview print results directly on the screen and cutting down on the time and material costs of repeated proofing. Ideal for independent photographers and users who frequently produce printed photos.

Creator of multi‑scene content in photography, design, and film & television.

• Choose a 27-inch model with 2K resolution and a full array of ports. The screen is large enough, covers 99% of Adobe RGB and 99% of DCI‑P3 color gamuts, comes standard with a velvet‑finished light shield and a wireless shortcut controller, and supports KVM switching as well as simultaneous dual‑gamut display. Its versatile USB‑C port delivers up to 90W of power delivery, is compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 devices, and enables a single‑cable connection for your laptop. Ideal for a wide range of professional creative workflows, including design, photography, video post‑production, and pre‑press work.

Design Studio / Multi-User Collaboration Team

• Choose the 27-inch 4K model with a built-in colorimeter. The monitor comes equipped with its own colorimeter, eliminating the need for separate calibration hardware, and supports scheduled automatic calibration as well as ambient-light‑adaptive color correction. Paired with an RJ45 Ethernet port and DMS Local network control, multiple displays can be centrally managed and uniformly calibrated, ensuring consistent color accuracy across the entire team’s monitors. Ideal for design studios, creative teams, and collaborative workspaces.

Color standards are unified. : Use the same color standard across the three stages—screening, proofing, and printing—to minimize repeated communication.

Ambient light interference is controllable. : Lens hood + anti-reflective panel, ensuring clear visibility of shadow details even in mixed lighting conditions at print shops or offices.

Long-term color accuracy stability Hardware color calibration ensures that screen colors remain consistent across different computers, and regular calibration helps maintain color accuracy over the long term.

Team collaboration is unified. : Centralized management of multiple devices to prevent the issue of “each person seeing different colors on their screen.”

Printing and packaging professionals: Soft proofing is essential to ensure that screen colors match the printed output.

Designer/Photographer: Retouching and color grading require absolute confidence in your color choices.

Prepress operator: When confirming colors with the client, the monitor itself serves as the standard.

Design Team/Studio: Multiple monitors must maintain consistent color accuracy.

Color standards are the first hurdle in printing. The accuracy of your monitor determines whether your color judgments are correct. If you’d like to adopt this solution, please contact us for detailed configuration details.

High-tech enterprise: Kaiyin Technology is National High-Tech Enterprises, Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative Enterprises, and Innovative Enterprises , located in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, is dedicated to serving commercial printing and packaging companies as well as brand owners. Providing end-to-end prepress and color management solutions and services. 。

Scope of Business: The company’s business encompasses X-Rite color measurement and closed-loop systems, Kodak prepress CTP solutions, GMG color‑consistency solutions, ESKO packaging design, and Kongsberg digital cutting systems, and it holds certification for after‑sales service engineers specializing in these product lines.

Success Stories: We provide Numerous domestic and international brand owners and printing and packaging companies offer prepress and color management services. Brand‑owner clients include Apple, Huawei, Amway China, Microsoft, Disney, Harman, MOLI, Bestore, Hasbro, and others; printing and packaging companies among its customers comprise Meiyingsen, Yachang, Toppan LIFENG, Zhonghua Business, R.R. Donnelley, Hongxing Printing, and more.

Development Philosophy: We have always adhered to “Cutting-edge technology, driving the advancement of the printing industry” Our philosophy is to bring world‑leading technologies and products into the domestic market, providing customers with consulting, sales, and after‑sales support for prepress, printing, and color management solutions. Our team of seasoned industry experts… It also provides enterprises with training services for international printing standardization certifications such as G7, GMI, and PSO. , helping customers establish a long-term, stable color management system.