Print Control
Quality control is obviously an imperative to guarantee your customers the regularity and reliability of your proofs and your print production.

The Print Control module
The first step is to create the reference range
- A range of controls to Graphic Arts standards, to verify compliance with the proofing standards.
Create a reference for ProofCreate a reference from the values of an imported rangeFrom a measurement made on a reference print, to monitor the stability of a printer e.g.
Create a reference from a printed MediawedgeFrom a standard range, to carry out a more precise control or to control the ranges intended to be averaged to characterize an offset printer e.g.
Create a reference from a printed chartA color chart of direct colors, to control the reproducibility of the colors of your PANTONE color charts e.g.
Create a reference from a spot color swatchFrom a color table, to customize and choose the colors you want to control.
The second step is to measure the range generated previously
The different types of ranges that can be used with Print Control:
1) Standard CMYK ranges to control proofs in the field of graphic arts




2) RGB ranges to control the stability and neutrality of your prints


3) The test charts offered as standard in the profiling module for more precise control of your prints.
4) The test charts generated from the spot color tables in order to check the accuracy when reproducing your PANTONES or your other color charts.
5) Personalized test charts created from Coraye color tables
6) The RGB or CMYK test charts imported in CGATS, IT8, cxf, etc ... formats, for example from the RIPs which control your printers.
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