In flexo printing the first printed tone is often subject to a rather high tone value increase. Additionally, in some read more…
ColorLogic’s ‘PSOcoatedv3_GCR_ColorLogic.ICC’ Printer Profile This profile is an alternative to the ICC profile ‘PSOcoated_v3‘ from ECI. It is based on FOGRA51 read more…
If an updated printer profile has been created using the tool Update Profile a corrected DeviceLink profile can be created read more…
Printer profiles need to be updated when colors change in order to ensure a consistent color reproduction. A printer profile read more…
Existing DeviceLink profiles can be adapted to new source or destination profiles using the module Recalculate. This function is especially read more…
The Total Area Coverage (TAC) and the TAC for the black point (Black-TAC) can be defined under Black Point and read more…
DeviceLink profiles offer some advantages in comparison to usual device profiles: DeviceLink profiles contain the conversion tables of the two read more…
In flexo printing the first printed tone is often subject to a rather high tone value increase. Additionally, in some read more…
The rendering intent Absolute Colorimetric is often used for soft proofs in order to determine how printed colors will be read more…
Compilation of Suitable Test Images The motifs of a test image play a central role for the creation, control and read more…
Every printer profiling requires a test chart containing various color patches of the corresponding color space as a basis. There read more…
When creating a DeviceLink profile this option allows you to incorporate a correction by using an additional profile (for example read more…
A DeviceLink profile converts a predefined color transformation directly from source to target in a single profile. Every color value read more…
CoPrA makes it possible to create Multicolor-to-Multicolor DeviceLink profiles in the DeviceLink Profiling module. You can use all the options read more…
Under Setting you can select a suitable predefined setting for the creation of the DeviceLink profile from the drop-down menu. read more…
Exceptions are used to specifically influence color conversions of special colors. If source and target colors in a color conversion read more…
Customized printer profiles can be created without measurement data by using edited test images (EditCharts) for profiling. For example, in read more…
To create multicolor profiles various test charts (multichannel Photoshop PSD files) with associated reference files are available for measuring in read more…
The SmartLink method in ZePrA allows to calculate the necessary DeviceLink and/or SaveInk profiles for the conversion of PDF files read more…
When creating or updating printer profiles it may be necessary to optimize the measurement data. The Measurement Processing in CoPrA read more…
For printer profiling, CoPrA offers various methods in relation to the perception-oriented rendering intent under Customize/General/Perceptual Rendering: Standard Compression: ColorLogic’s read more…
All DeviceLink profiles contains one rendering intent. In addition to the standard rendering intents – Perceptual, Relative Colorimetric, Saturation and read more…
Multicolor Mode determines how colors will be built up in individual separations. The Multicolor Mode is available in printer profiling read more…
The Mode chooser allows to globally set the separation method used. The following options are available: Auto selects a medium read more…
Under Black Point and TAC you can define the overall Total Area Coverage (TAC) and the TAC for the black read more…
Black Generation Various modes for black generation are available for both the creation of printer profiles as well as the read more…
Preview profiles allow soft proofing of image files in DeviceLink profiling and Multicolor printer profiling, without the need to actually read more…
Open the original image data to be converted using a DeviceLink profile in Adobe Photoshop. You can either assign the read more…
Open the original image data to be converted using a Multicolor printer profile in Adobe Photoshop (for example an RGB read more…
Batch processing in CoPrA allows profiles to be calculated while more profiles are being prepared in parallel. Advantages of Batch read more…
What’s included with CoPrA: CoPrA software Additional software: Profile Manager (integrated into CoPrA) and ColorAnt (CoPrA M to XXL) or read more…
One of the most powerful features of CoPrA is the ability to create customized DeviceLink profiles based on individually adapted read more…
Profile Manager allows to directly view, organize, analyze, compare or even adapt profiles after creation without leaving the CoPrA environment. read more…
On the left of the window you will find various filters for searching profiles and a profile list showing all read more…
Using the four drop-down menus and the text input box allows you to narrow down the search to find profiles read more…
The list of available profiles is updated automatically every time the program is accessed (at program start or whenever it read more…
There are four buttons below the profile list which differ for macOS and Windows (see screenshots). macOS Windows read more…
Description: Here you can enter information about the profile which can be saved when another profile is selected. By default read more…
The tab Curves shows the curves for the selected profile. For each Device Class only the appropriate options are available read more…
The tab Gamut displays either a 2D or a 3D representation of the color space for the selected profile (see read more…
The tab Colorants shows the Colorant Table of the profile (if available, for example, for Multicolor profiles and Multicolor DeviceLinks). read more…
The tab Workflow automatically sets the Source and Target Profile of a DeviceLink and automatically enters the PDF/X Information into read more…
CoPrA is able to convert PSD, TIFF and JPEG files using created ICC device profiles or DeviceLink profiles. This function read more…
macOS: 10.7 or later – (Intel only) Windows: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 Installers for the respective platform read more…
ColorLogic offers 14-day demo licenses for the applications CoPrA, ZePrA and ColorAnt allowing you to get a personal impression of read more…
A computer-based license is always tied to the computer on which the software (CoPrA, ZePrA or ColorAnt) is installed. This read more…
By defining Exceptions when creating SaveInk profiles you can specify colors that will be excluded from ink saving. Preserve 0% read more…
Windows® Microsoft® Windows® 10, Pro or Home Microsoft® Windows® 8, Pro or Home Microsoft® Windows® 7, Home Premium, Business or read more…
CoPrA will produce high quality profiles with just a few clicks and simple, easy to use tools. CoPrA can create read more…
Create high-quality CMYK SaveInk DeviceLink profiles to save printing ink and stabilize the printing process. read more…
Four different methods are available to specify the basic settings for Ink Saving spanning from weak to very strong. Standard: read more…
The feature Total Amount of Color allows you to set the tonal value limit for your SaveInk profile. Print data read more…
Exceptions are used to allow targeted color conversion of special colors. Exceptions ensure that special properties of colors are preserved. read more…
A further setting option, Adapt TVI to source profile, has been added under the Primaries Exception for CMYK-to-CMYK DeviceLink profiles. read more…
Black Generation defines the method to generate black for the target color space. Target Profile uses the separation from the read more…
The Black Control Range defines a limit for the calculation of the intersection to black. read more…