Modernist Cuisine - quality up close

Print Quality Up Close iocolor and Artron have pushed the envelope to bring you print quality vastly superior from what is commonly available from book printers. The following are examples of 50X enlargements of press sheets. 175 line is the standard used by over 99% of book printers. 200 line is considered ‘artbook’ quality. Stochastic printing is ‘standard’ for iocolor | Artron Use arrow keys to navigate

Standard 175 line screening 175 Line screen

210 Line screen

io|Artron stochastic screen

175 line 200 line io|Artron

This plot shows the difference between our ColorCentric wide gamut inks and standard Gracol 7 ISO inks used only in premium quality offshore printers. The volume of color is shown here, the more transparent area shows the increase in color available to the conversion from RGB into our larger CMYK color space. This applies not just to ink density of solid colors, but more importantly, to clean colors like magentas, reds, greens, blues and yellows that are very difﬁcult to reproduce with standard ink. Questions? Email; kim@iocolor.com or gary@iocolor.com 206.223.1845

The following screen shots compare Photoshop Gamut Warnings With Adobe Sheetfed Coated V2 proﬁle and io/Artron Chroma Centric Inks. Gray areas are out of the reproducible range of the paper — ink combination.

Adobe Sheetfed Coated V2

Chroma Centric Inks

Adobe Sheetfed Coated V2

Chroma Centric Inks

Purples are still hard, No GW, ChromaCentric, Adobe V2

Modernist Cuisine - quality up close

by Modernist Cuisine on Aug 07, 2010

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