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How to Build Selective Colour Keys

Posted on June 26, 2012 by mandy

Open the Workbench application. Select Pagesetup in the Workbench datatypes list. Choose an existing Pagesetup to edit or create a new one. Go to the ColourKeys panel. Select the plate or plates from the available list. Click Add to create … Continue reading →

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How To Build a Progressive Proof

Posted on June 26, 2012 by mandy

Open the Workbench application. Select Pagesetup in the Workbench datatypes list. Choose an existing Pagesetup to edit or create a new one. Go to the ColourKeys panel. Select the first plate you wish to have in the progressive, for example, … Continue reading →

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How to Create a DotGain Curve

Posted on June 25, 2012 by mandy

This article refers to features of Serendipity Blackmagic / Veripress version 5.4.03 and earlier. DotGain Curves are assigned to a Blackmagic/Veripress proofing Pagesetup to represent or compensate for press or platesetter dot gain. DotGain Curves can be created manually by … Continue reading →

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How to Create a Calcheck Chart

Posted on June 25, 2012 by mandy

This article refers to features of Serendipity Blackmagic / Megarip / Veripress version 5.4.03 and earlier. Calcheck Charts are used by the Calcheck and Displays applications in Blackmagic and Veripress to colour verify printed output or softproof displays. The two … Continue reading →

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How to Setup a Bookfilter

Posted on June 9, 2012 by mandy

1. Set up a RIP polling queue using a Job Genie configurable RIP poll. In normal workflows, the RIP driver used will be TIFF Based RIP (User Configurable). 2. Create a Job Genie to poll the jobs. Filenames can be … Continue reading →

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