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ProfileMaker 4.1
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ProfileMaker packages include:
ProfileMaker 4.1 Professional: ProfileMaker, ProfileEditor,
ColorPicker and MeasureTool. Multicolor and Digital Camera modules
sold separately.
ProfileMaker Monitor: Create ICC profiles for flat panel
and CRT displays
ProfileMaker Input: Create ICC profiles for scanners
ProfileMaker Editor: Edit ICC profiles
ProfileMaker Output: Create ICC profiles for RGB and CMYK
output devices
ProfileMaker ColorPicker: Conversion of spot colors
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ProfileMaker,
the main application module, uses reference data and measurement
data to calculate ICC profiles for a broad range of input and
output devices, including flat panel displays and digital cameras.
The on-screen preview of reference and measurement data makes it
easy to confirm that you’ve chosen the right data set.
ProfileMaker gives you maximum control over the separation
process, allowing you to define settings for the black start
point, black width, maximum amount of black ink, total ink
coverage, as well as UCR and GCR. To speed the process,
recommended settings are provided for common print processes. An
automatic black point generation and powerful, unique preserve
gray and paper gray functions ensure neutral grays remain neutral,
regardless of the paper whiteness or optical brighteners.
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Multicolor
Module
The multi-color module allows you to create 5-, 6-, and 7-channel
ICC printer profiles, including PANTONE Hexachrome®. This module
requires separate purchase.
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Digital
Camera Module
To achieve accurate digital camera profiles, ProfileMaker uses the
GretagMacbeth ColorChecker® DC color reference chart to ensure
that a broad gamut of colors is represented. This module requires
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ColorPicker
uses ICC profiles to ensure the best possible match for PANTONE®
and individual special colors for the desired output device.
ColorPicker permits you to define your own color palettes that can
be used in popular design applications and saved as named color
profiles. Based on a selected profile, ColorPicker provides an
accurate display of measured and composed colors, showing you how
well colors can be reproduced by the output device. Best absolute
color match can be automatically found with “minimize” function.
An enhanced “out of gamut” warning reduces margin of error, and a
display of color distances ensures accurate color selection.
You can fine-tune colors in the source color space (Gray, RGB,
CMYK and multi-color) or device independent LCH space, as well as
compare color variations using delta E, delta E94 and delta E CMC
calculations.
ColorPicker palettes are exportable to Adobe InDesign®, Adobe
Photoshop®, Adobe Illustrator®, Adobe PageMaker®, Macromedia®
FreeHand®. Take advantage of updated coated, uncoated and matte
digital PANTONE® libraries.
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ProfileEditor
helps guide you through the process of editing all types of
profiles, including multi-color profiles. You can define profiling
workflow with up to 3 profiles – input, output and simulation, and
can edit lightness, contrast, saturation, white point, and any
point on the gradation curve. Direct editing of gray balance
allows you to quickly and easily fine-tune your profile.
To achieve the most accurate proofing simulation, edit white point
values using familiar CMYK or RGB values with the Workflow White
Point editing feature. Selective color correction allows you to
precisely define and edit a specific color or range of colors.
Simply define the center point and then individually select upper
and lower limits for L, C and h. With our intelligent toolbar, you
can switch on and off the edits you would like to see in all
possible combinations. To see the effects of the edits you have
made, open any image and apply the edited profile – all from
within the ProfileEditor application.
You can easily update profiles by measuring of a limited number of
patches. This saves time versus remeasuring the entire test chart
and making a new profile. You can view and compare the gamut of
different profiles in 2 or 3 dimensions – giving you a better
sense of the colors each device is capable of imaging.
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MeasureTool
works with popular measurement devices, including Spectrolino and
SpectroScan, Eye-One and iCColor, handling all of the data
collection and calculation required for accurate profile
computation. By comparing measurement data from different test
charts, MeasureTool checks device stability and helps you
determine if data averaging is required. Averaging is especially
useful when profiling large format devices that typically have
large dot sizes. Special test charts for press applications help
maximize profile accuracy by compensating for density variations
inherent in the press.
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