1. What is the difference between GRACoL, GRACoL7, and G7?

2. What is a traditional press standard based on?

6. Why is it better to use colorimetry than density?

7. What is a Neutral Print Density Curve (NPDC)?

8. How is Highlight Range (HR) used for process control?

9. What are the benefits of the G7 method? They are:

10. Am I a good candidate to switch to G7?

G7’s success was so spectacular for GRACoL workflows, that G7 methods were tested on other workflows such as SWOP. Managing gray so carefully paid dividends in SWOP workflows and in other workflows as they were tested. Today, a series of printing conditions has been defined in a new standard, CGATS 21-2 (ISO PAS 15339). This family of print conditions, referred to as the CRPC1-7,  has seven categories, each with its own reference data set. All of them share a visual appearance because they’re all based on G7 neutral gray appearance.

These seven sets are called:


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