HP Indigo WS6000 Indigo High Quality Color Control HQCC Process for PSPs and B - Page 9

PSP — Color profiling and refinement, PSP — Proofing process

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► For detailed description of the processes involved refer to DFE - Requirements for standardization and process preparations on page 10, or follow the direct links below. Requirements for DFE standardization ● Server configuration - See DFE - Requirements for standardization and process preparations on page 10 ● Set Color Engine Pilot preferences - See DFE - Requirements for standardization and process preparations on page 10 ● Set archive and backup process - See DFE - Requirements for standardization and process preparations on page 10 ● Perform the press color-related baseline procedure - See Baseline and maintenance (PSP) on page 13 ► Once the press spec and stability have been validated, proceed with the Color profiling and refinement procedure (see below). PSP - Color profiling and refinement This section explains Color profiling and refinement of PSP. Perform the Color profiling and refinement procedure once the press spec and stability have been validated. It is recommended to use a newly defined substrate that has been properly color calibrated (as per the Baseline procedure). ● Process preparation - See Color profiling and refinement (PSP) on page 21 ● Profile creation. ● Color strategy creation. ● Color gamut pre-flight - Can I print this color on my HP Indigo press? ● Spot color refinement procedure. ● Print the Brand spot color library with the different products configurations (substrates, ink sets, varnishes, etc.). ● Standardize the job, substrate, priming, press, DFE and finishing parameters. ● If needed, perform the "out of gamut color refinement process". NOTE: For detailed description of the process refer to Color profiling and refinement on page 22 ► At the end of this process we ensure that the press is maintained, that a calibrated profile and color strategy have been created, and that fine tuning is done. We can now proceed to the proofing and production processes (see next sections). PSP - Proofing process This section explains proofing process of PSP. PSP - Color profiling and refinement 5

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►
For detailed description of the processes involved refer to
DFE — Requirements for standardization and process
preparations
on page
10
, or follow the direct links below.
Requirements for DFE standardization
●
Server configuration — See
DFE — Requirements for standardization and process preparations
on
page
10
●
Set Color Engine Pilot preferences — See
DFE — Requirements for standardization and process
preparations
on page
10
●
Set archive and backup process — See
DFE — Requirements for standardization and process
preparations
on page
10
●
Perform the press color-related baseline procedure — See
Baseline and maintenance (PSP)
on page
13
►
Once the press spec and stability have been validated, proceed with the
Color profiling and refinement
procedure
(see below).
PSP — Color profiling and refinement
This section explains Color profiling and refinement of PSP.
Perform the
Color profiling and refinement
procedure once the press spec and stability have been
validated. It is recommended to use a newly defined substrate that has been properly color calibrated
(as per the Baseline procedure).
●
Process preparation — See
Color profiling and refinement (PSP)
on page
21
●
Profile creation.
●
Color strategy creation.
●
Color gamut pre-flight — Can I print this color on my HP Indigo press?
●
Spot color refinement procedure.
●
Print the Brand spot color library with the different products configurations (substrates, ink sets,
varnishes, etc.).
●
Standardize the job, substrate, priming, press, DFE and finishing parameters.
●
If needed, perform the “out of gamut color refinement process”.
NOTE:
For detailed description of the process refer to
Color profiling and refinement
on page
22
►
At the end of this process we ensure that the press is maintained, that a calibrated profile and color strategy have
been created, and that fine tuning is done. We can now proceed to the proofing and production processes (see next
sections).
PSP — Proofing process
This section explains proofing process of PSP.
PSP — Color profiling and refinement
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