1.CMS adjusting

The International Color Consortium — ICC was established in 1993 by eight industry vendors for the purpose of creating, promoting and encouraging the standardization and evolution of an open, vendor-neutral, cross-platform color management system architecture and components. The outcome of this co-operation was the development of the ICC profile specification.

The International Color Consortium has WEB server (http://www.color.org/), on which any persons interested can freely get the complete specification of standards, worked out by a consortium.

2.Color Correction

3.Contone Proof "after RIP"

Making of Contone SoftProof in the PDF format. Resolution every page 400/600 dpi. For verification of layout before making of plates and printing.

4.Halftone Proof "after RIP"

Making of Halftone SoftProof in the PDF format. With the required screen frequency of printing (for example: 80lpi-200lpi). For verification of layout before making of plates and printing.

5.Online-answers

Answers to the questions about pre-press work and processing of images for print on the printing press, printer, photo(mini)lab. Explanation about profile using terms (What is better: sRGB or Adobe RGB? What CMYK is necessary? Why is needful to use embedded profile? Etc.) Elimination of “illiteracy” in use of Color Management System.

6.PDF fix

Although, PDF/X3 setting assist to make PDF file without errors, but eliminate a possibility of errors appearance is impossible.

Gotten PDF/X3 is good alone while is good initiatory pre-press files. Errors will bring to light on the stage of pre-press cheking, but it is better to make properly lay-out, image and PS files at the outset.

7.PDF preflight

Although, PDF/X3 setting assist to make PDF file without errors, but eliminate a possibility of errors appearance is impossible.

Gotten PDF/X3 is good alone while is good initiatory pre-press files. Errors will bring to light on the stage of pre-press cheking, but it is better to make properly lay-out, image and PS files at the outset.