Color/Quality Control - Hardware

Lon Riley, founder of DPI Laboratory, discusses how "Cloud Dancer," Pantone's color of the year for 2026, poses problems for inkjet users using white ink. He describes how and why the color can be difficult to replicate, and how technology users can approach it and other subtle hues.

While the wider print industry has several official color spaces, the wide-format market, specifically, has lagged a bit on that front.

Epson today announced multiple products received Red Dot Design Awards, including a coveted “Best of the Best” award, the highest distinction in the Red Dot: Product Design 2024 awards.

Barbieri was awarded a 2024 Pinnacle Product Award by PRINTING United Alliance for its Spectro Swing qb.

Epson launched the Auto Chart Reader Accessory and Epson Edge Color Lite software solution.

While the goal of any business is usually to differentiate by offering something special, there is something to be said for simplicity. Reducing complexity can improve efficiency without necessarily losing anything in terms of performance. Using multi-purpose pressure-sensitive products for wide-format advertising applications can often accomplish just that. 1. Workflow Efficiencies One of the top…

Epilog’s IRIS™ allows laser users to ensure their graphics print exactly where they’re supposed to. But this game-changing technology can also recognize registration marks on pre-printed substrates as well. This video walks you through the process of using the Fusion Pro’s IRIS™ Cameras to find registration marks to accurately cut preprinted acrylic artwork on your Epilog Laser System.

X-Rite announced the appointment of Jeff McKee from Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to the role of President. The strategic promotion reflects McKee’s 20 years of unwavering dedication to X-Rite and his commitment to customer excellence.

GMG Color will be putting its advanced suite of color proofing and color management tools in the spotlight at PRINTING United 2022.

Epson America announced the Epson SD-10, the first Epson-built spectrophotometer.