With GMG ColorServer and GMG SmartProfiler you have a color management solution that can easily and quickly achieve considerable quality improvements in digital printing, getting the best out of your press. In just a few steps, you will match the color results of your digital press to conventional printing processes such as offset, whilst at the same time achieving ink stability during the whole run.
 

Your benefits

Consistent color results

  • GMG SmartProfiler and GMG ColorServer allow you to create the necessary color profiles and calibrations for a particular output device with the help of a Wizard.
  • The high-quality color conversions offered by GMG ColorServer optimally convert colors – including spot colors – to the color space of the required output devices.
  • The visual color impression is preserved, regardless of the printing process, press and substrate.
  • An ISO Coated V2 appearance can easily be produced in digital printing, in order to obtain a visual match with offset printing.


Repeatabilty and increased production reliability

  • As a result of GMG profiling, standards such as ISO 12647-2:2007 are optimally reproduced in the available color gamut of the printing system.
  • Calibration with GMG SmartProfiler ensures optimum reproducibility of the required quality standard.
  • Centrally controlled color management via GMG ColorServer increases production reliability.


Reliable data handling

  • GMG ColorServer automatically and consistently converts incoming data to the required target color space – whether it is from ISO Coated V2, RGB or any other color space.
  • As a result of using the Adobe® PDF Library, GMG ColorServer can flatten PDF files containing transparencies, and convert the colors of other elements in PDF files so exactly that manual conversion, e.g. via Adobe Acrobat®, is unnecessary. Consequently, these files can also be processed without difficulty in relatively old RIPs.
  • Errors detected at the prepress stage can be corrected at a fraction of the cost that would later be incurred on the press.