Designing for color output that meets your goals and expectations depends on getting all the settings correct in your front-end applications. We will audit these settings and ensure that color will be consistent throughout your creative and design workflow process.

With a quality monitor and a relatively inexpensive Color Measurement device, displaying color accurately is easy.  We can set up your Soft Proofing to accurately predict the color of the final output.  We'll get you set up with the optimal color temperature, gamma, and profiles, and train and support you to ensure it is consistent from day to day.

Color output that meets your goals and expectations depends on getting all the settings correct in your RIPs and workflow software. We will audit these settings and ensure that color will be consistent throughout your workflow. Plus, we can introduce Color Servers in your workflow to achieve optimal color separations for CMYK and multi-color processes that will ensure optimal color reproduction.

While Soft Proofing can be a viable solution for many, most non-digital operations rely critically on Inkjet Proofing to demonstrate the color expectation of the final product.  We are experts at setting up, training, and supporting proofing solutions to hit any target.  And we can help you keep them consistent over time.

Whether roll-fed wide-format inkjet, flatbed, direct-to-fabric, or xerographic and newer technologies, digital printing presents challenges and potential superiorities over traditional printing. We can maximize the capabilities of these devices with Color Servers or Color RIPs to maximize gamut or adhere to industry standards.

It goes without saying that very little of this color management can work without accurate Color Measurement. We can recommend all the best tools for the process to achieve optimal color.

And then we have Color Lighting. One of the hardest variables to color evaluation, only second to the human eye. We can make sure you are viewing color properly. We can even use our tools to evaluate whether your lighting is meeting industry standards.