RGB – just wants to have a name tag
An intro to Color Management Ever wonder why your digital photos seem somehow “less than” when printed than they did when you previewed them on your camera’s LCD screen or when you looked at them …
ePubs – viewing goes mobile
How easy are you to read? Looking for a way to provide engaging, valuable content to your target audience in a dynamic way? Through ePublications, you can combine text, pictures, video, and more to create …
Choose Color for Office Files from Prints
It’s so much better to select colors for your Office documents from a print and not from your computers screen. That is if you want more predictable color! Use our Microsoft Office Word and PowerPoint …
Optimizing Images for Digital Output
When working with digital photographic imagery for use in digital printing you should follow the same basic rules as when preparing images for offset print. All enhancing and editing were done using Adobe Photoshop CS …
Monitor to Paper Match
Sick of the prints you pick up not turning out like you expected? You made a bright blue or green chart in PowerPoint and you are very disappointed that the printing wasn’t as bright?
RGB Imagery – Assigning color profiles in CS
Assigning Correct Color Profiles to untagged imagery is critical for your color management success. The Color Settings File in the Adobe Creative Suite provides information to each application in the suite on how to handle color when opening files and documents, the settings file also handles issues like missing or different color profiles from working spaces when opening images in Photoshop.