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Digital
Printing Guide 2 |
Data
Transformations |
COLOUR
INTERLINK SOFTWARE TRANSFORMATIONS
Design data
from the cad cam station may be exported using different formats and
different
colour environments.
We recommend
Adobe RGB , or LAB. Only if you are working within a restrictive colour
space is
it sensible to use SRGB (equivalent of CYMK colour space). With the
inks
available today it is possible when 6 or more colored inks are used, to
print
closer to what is seen on the monitor by using the Adobe RGB 1998
colour
environment.
The following diagrams show the different areas
of colour environment.
2 different monitor results Adobe 1998 RGB 2
different printers
SRGB
comparison



Formats include vector such as EPS, PS, PDF (1 layer)
and there are many raster formats including Tiff, JPEG, BMP, GIF
The ICC tags
accompanying the design data removes the distortion of the individual
monitor. Colours become easier then to
reproduce.
This is advised for soft signage and flags and banner
work.
Two printed
designs which show the difference in result when using and not using
ICC
profiles
with
ICC
Profile
without
ICC profile
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