"Introduction to Color Management" Webinar

The Association of Graphic Providers is hosting the color management webinar on February 11, 2010. It's free to members and $49 for all others.
Written on February 2, 2010

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Managing color from design concept to the final printed product includes many challenges. Fortunately, with today's improved color science, new technologies are enabling robust systems for managing color properly. But every stakeholder in the production process requires a proper understanding of key color concepts and workflow steps to maximize the capabilities of today's color management systems.

This "Introduction to Color Management" webinar provides a clear, simple, and technically accurate overview of color management for everyone in your organization-including your clients. We'll provide a succinct explanation of color management with examples of everyday practical color issues, including the business case for effective color management. We'll also address the processes for press to proof match, soft proofing, and color management using ICC and iterative solutions. Lastly, we'll describe those important fundamentals important to achieving accurate color including lighting, CIELAB color space, color tolerances, and acceptability.

"Introduction to Color Management" will be held Thursday, February 11,
from 2:00-3:00 pm Eastern Time. Registration is FREE to members, $49 for non-members. Register here.

The presenter, Bill Pope, is the former Technical Director for the Flexographic Technical Association and is Adjunct Faculty at Rochester Institute of Technology. He has taught industry seminars and courses on the printing processes and color management for many years and has focused his career on driving process control for color consistency. He is a graduate of RIT's School of Print Media with a degree in Printing Systems & Engineering.

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