ICC
The International Color Consortium, in short ICC, is an international committee responsible for the standardization of colour profiles.
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The International Color Consortium, in short ICC, is an international committee responsible for the standardization of colour profiles.
“Intermediate Binding” workflow means that RGB image data is inserted into the layout during separation, and a colour space separation from RGB into the CMYK output colour space is not performed until PDF export to the print file.
In the ISO 12647 the ISO norm for standardized printing. It shows the main cornerstones for standardized, color-accurate prints.
ISOcoatedv2 is the most common color profile used in the printing industry in Europe. It represents the most common printing methods: offset printing on matte or glossy coated paper. It is no wonder that most printers presuppose the ISOcoatedv2 profile for prints. ISOcoatedv2 is valid for both glossy and matte photo paper, since the two papers hardly differ in color.
The IT8-Chart is a defined measuring field table which is used to create ICC profiles. This table has been declared in ISO 12642.