TGLC is proud to announce the version 5.0 update of its color management softwares for ICC profile creation.
PerfX Studio™ for agencies and photographers; PerfX Repro™ for color reproduction trade shops and large format printing; PerfX Pro™ for offset, web, flexo and newspapers printers, and finally PerfX Pro Pack™ including automated processing tools to apply profiles with batch processing, such as PerfX Color Server™ and PerfX Press curves™ which calculates TVI (dot gain) and gray balance curves for printing press standardization.
The new version 5.0 uses a new black generation algorithm, which allows to optimize the ink reduction while insuring the exact color rendering. PerfX Color Management™ allows to produce ICC profiles that are used in the graphic arts workflow production for hard copy proofs, soft proofing and optimized color separations according to the printing techniques.
Several printers and color reproduction trade shops are using the softwares PerfX Pro™ and PerfX Repro™ successfully for color reproduction “without head aches”. PerfX Pro™ has allowed several printers and trade shops to optimize color reproduction on press, while saving time, paper, ink and money. With these factors, they have considerably increased their profits, productivity, as well as quality!
PerfX Pro™ used with PerfX Press Curve™ software for printing press optimization, according to standard norms, allows high quality printing color reproduction in a predictable manner.
For more information:
www.tglc.com
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1-877-677-9114
This article was last modified on January 5, 2023
This article was first published on March 6, 2008
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