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General Category => CMS - Proofing - Printers => Topic started by: johnny_jay on April 08, 2008, 01:30:55 PM
Management is talking about getting a scanning spectrophotometer for one of our newer presses. I was wondering if any of you are using one, what do you have and what software are you running with it?
Thank you,
johnny_jay
We have them on our Heidelberg presses. Work great. We use the Prinect (http://www.heidelberg.com/www/html/en/content/products/prinect/production_tools/prepress/prinect_profile_toolbox,overview) software along with the mini-spots on the press sheets to fine tune our ICC profiles.
We have the same system, Heidelberg's Prinect ImageControl scanner/spectrophotometer. Works really well.
That is pretty sweet.
I guess they don't want to get that fancy, more like a scanning densitometer.
I think they just want something to read density and dot gain, maybe trap and then print a report to go along with the samples.
Price is a factor as well.
Thanks,
johnny_jay
we dont need no fancy schmancy densitometer thingy - we got press minders - right?
our 20-20 vision minders have an x-rite densitometer :grin:
Half the time the units are all out of phase and the color bar doesn't print any way.