Ron Ellis | Oct 02, 2024 | Color Management
G7® and G7+™* are terms that frequently come up in discussions about color management and print quality. While they share a common goal of improving color consistency and print accuracy, they are distinct in their applications and methodologies. Here’s a closer look at what G7+ calibrated printing entails and how it differs from the well-established G7 standard.About G7 and G7+
G7® and G7+™* are terms that frequently come up in discussions about color management and print quality. While they share a common goal of improving color consistency and
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Many print service providers are familiar with the term G7, but what does it actually mean? In short, G7 is a calibration process used to improve the printing consistency and
For any PSP (Print Service Provider) operating today, the quest to achieve exemplary, repeatable color should involve neither mystery nor miracle. As printing has become
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