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Proof. de Test forms in Fogra 39 (ISOCoatedV2) / Fogra 51 (PSOCoatedV3) or Fogra 47 (PSOUncoatedV3) / Fogra 52 (PSOUncoatedV3)

For the visual comparison between the printing conditions Fogra 39 (ISOCoatedV2) and Fogra 51 (PSOCoatedV3) or the printing conditions Fogra 47 (PSOUncoated) and Fogra 52 (PSOUncoatedV3) we have created test forms, which you can order here as contract proofs. To match the test forms, you can download the appropriate PDF data for the test forms from our Proof Blog. With the test forms, you can see at any time the differences between the old and new printing conditions and check your output devices, monitor calibration and more.

The FreeColour HLC Colour System uses the CIELAB color model and the clear systematics of HLC representation to describe colors digitally and device-independent. The colour atlas addresses professional users from design to production including the involved suppliers. Due to its open digital Creative Commons concept, the colour atlas is particularly suitable for cross-sectoral colour communications with the highest quality standards.
HLC Colour Atlas semimatt: colour atlas with 2040 colours, produced on an EPSON SureColor P9000V Spectro proofing system and GMG Colorproof software on a certified semi-matt proofing paper without optical brighteners (OBA). The production method ensures a very good match between the printed colour swatches and the ideal LAB reference and between different atlases/batches. Each colour atlas contains an individual quality protocol according to ISO 12647-7.

The new free colour HLC Colour Atlas XL with 13,283 colour swatches on 74 pages in DIN A4 oversize format uses the CIELAB colour model and the clear HLC representation system to describe colours digitally and device-independently. The colour atlas XL addresses professional users from design to production, including the suppliers involved. Due to its open digital Creative Commons concept, the colour atlas is particularly suitable for cross-sector colour communications with the highest quality requirements.
In comparison to the classic CIELAB HLC colour atlas, the gradation of the colour swatches was refined in the XL colour atlas. The colour tables show the gradation of a basic colour H (value range 0 ... 360) according to brightness L (0 ... 100) and chromaticity C (0 ... 110 for printing colour spaces). The step size of the gradations is 10 units for the standard atlas and 5 units for the XL atlas. Further tables show the grey series (C = 0) and also the less saturated colours (C = 5). When selecting the gamut, we have decided to accept a maximum deviation of ΔE₀₀ = 1 from the reference Lab value of any colour swatch. in the printed version the ideal lab values can be reproduced with an average ∆E₀₀ of 0.5 for approx. 90% of all colour swatches in the HLC Atlas XL.
HLC Colour Atlas XL semimatt: Colour atlas with 13,283 colours produced on an EPSON SureColor P9000V Spectro proofing system and GMG Colorproof software on a certified semimatt proofing medium without optical brighteners. The production method ensures a very good match between the printed colour swatch and the ideal LAB reference and between different atlases/batches. Each colour atlas contains an individual quality protocol according to ISO 12647-7.

Data: DIN A2 (594x420mm) or less, 600dpi max, RGB, CMYK or LAB, with the job ticket.. Provided the final format: approx 605x435mm

For your valuable photos and documents, we have an analogue archive solution as a printed photo, which is suitable for long-term archiving and dry and dark storage ability of more than 200 years, before a perceptible colour change occurs. The photos are separated with unbuffered cotton liner papers and optinal in acid-free and light-proof cardboard boxes to provide optimal long-term storage conditions.

 

Our longterm-archival photo prints are characterized by the following features:

• We print your photo in the highest resolution possible directly from your RGB, CMYK oder LAB colour space. You do not need to convert to special ICC profiles.
• We print on the printing system with the most accurate colour reproduction of the entire printer market
• We print with the latest and long-term stable Epson HDX colour pigments
• We print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Pearl Cotton, offering enormous storage capacity
• Used ICC profiles, Print Date, Rendering Intent, printer, substrate, pigment inks, and more are noted on each print in a status line below the image file name
• The prints are separated with 18gr / sqm unbuffered cotton liner layers to prevent chafing and scratching
• The prints are on request in special foto archive boxes, which are optimal for long-term archival
• Printing papers, liner papers, archive boxes are certified and designed for long-term archival
• Detailed information on the materials used and their suitability for long-term archiving can be found at the bottom of this page

Data: DIN A4 (297x210mm) or less, 600dpi max, RGB, CMYK or LAB, with the job ticket.. Provided the final format: approx 305x230mm

For your valuable photos and documents, we have an analogue archive solution as a printed photo, which is suitable for long-term archiving and dry and dark storage ability of more than 200 years, before a perceptible colour change occurs. The photos are separated with unbuffered cotton liner papers and optinal in acid-free and light-proof cardboard boxes to provide optimal long-term storage conditions.

 

Our longterm-archival photo prints are characterized by the following features:

• We print your photo in the highest resolution possible directly from your RGB, CMYK oder LAB colour space. You do not need to convert to special ICC profiles.
• We print on the printing system with the most accurate colour reproduction of the entire printer market
• We print with the latest and long-term stable Epson HDX colour pigments
• We print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Pearl Cotton, offering enormous storage capacity
• Used ICC profiles, Print Date, Rendering Intent, printer, substrate, pigment inks, and more are noted on each print in a status line below the image file name
• The prints are separated with 18gr / sqm unbuffered cotton liner layers to prevent chafing and scratching
• The prints are on request in special foto archive boxes, which are optimal for long-term archival
• Printing papers, liner papers, archive boxes are certified and designed for long-term archival
• Detailed information on the materials used and their suitability for long-term archiving can be found at the bottom of this page

Data: DIN A3 (420x297mm) or less, 600dpi max, RGB, CMYK or LAB, with the job ticket. Provided final format: approx 430x315mm

For your valuable photos and documents, we have an analogue archive solution as a printed photo, which is suitable for long-term archiving and dry and dark storage ability of more than 200 years, before a perceptible colour change occurs. The photos are separated with unbuffered cotton liner papers and optinal in acid-free and light-proof cardboard boxes to provide optimal long-term storage conditions.

 

Our longterm-archival photo prints are characterized by the following features:

• We print your photo in the highest resolution possible directly from your RGB, CMYK or LAB colour space. You do not need to convert to special ICC profiles.
• We print on the printing system with the most accurate colour reproduction of the entire printer market
• We print with the latest and long-term stable Epson HDX colour pigments
• We print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Pearl Cotton, offering enormous storage capacity
• Used ICC profiles, Print Date, Rendering Intent, printer, substrate, pigment inks, and more are noted on each print in a status line below the image file name
• The prints are separated with 18gr / sqm unbuffered cotton liner layers to prevent chafing and scratching
• The prints are on request in special foto archive boxes, which are optimal for long-term archival
• Printing papers, liner papers, archive boxes are certified and designed for long-term archival
• Detailed information on the materials used and their suitability for long-term archiving can be found at the bottom of this page