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Idealliance ECG Characterization Test Target Project Kit The Idealliance ECG program is working to create an industry standard test chart, methods and procedures for calibrating, and a sample target characterization data set for ECG (Expanded Color Gamut) printing. In the first phase of the program, the objective is to create a standard characterization data set for use with a set white point using CMYKOGV printing inks. This is not limited to a specific print technology, but we are certain and hoping to capture data from... Details
ISO 12647-7 3 Row Control Wedge 2013 The latest version of the Idealliance ISO 12647-7 Control Wedge 2013 includes a major overhaul from the original Idealliance ISO 12647-7 Digital Control Strip 2009. This is an enhanced and improved version including some of the original patches, new patches, and other patches with improved values. The wedge has 3 rows and 84 patches vs. the 2-row 54 patches in the original. The target is intended primarily as a control device for pre-press proofs but may also be used to control... Details
ISO 12647-7 3 Row Control Wedge 2013 LAD This is the Large Aperture Device format of the ISO 12647-3 3 Row Control Wedge. The latest version of the Idealliance ISO 12647-7 Control Wedge 2013 includes a major overhaul from the original Idealliance ISO 12647-7 Digital Control Strip 2009. This is an enhanced and improved version including some of the original patches, new patches, and other patches with improved values. The wedge has 3 rows and 84 patches vs. the 2-row 54 patches in the original. The target is intended... Details
ISO 12647-7 Digital Control Strip 2009 As it is still widely used in certain aspects of print and premedia, Idealliance offers a legacy version of the Idealliance ISO 12647-7 Digital Control Strip 2009. The target is intended primarily as a control device for pre-press proofs but may also be used to control production printers or presses. Primary Uses • The target must pass through exactly the same imaging process as a live image, including RIP curves, color management, screening, etc. • The... Details
IT8.7/5 (TC1617) Characterization Chart LAD This is the Large Aperture Device (LAD) version of the IT8.7/5. The IT8.7/5 (TC1617x) is a new CMYK printer characterization target combining the unique patch values in the standard IT8.7/4 target with all the patch values in columns 4 and 5 of the P2P51 target. The TC1617x maintains the same patch count as the IT8.7/4 (1,617 – hence the name) by removing 29 duplicate patches from the IT8.7/4 and replacing them with the 29 patches in columns 4 and 5 of the P2P51 that were absent in... Details
IT8.7/5 (TC1617) Characterization Chart The IT8.7/5 (TC1617x) is a new CMYK printer characterization target combining the unique patch values in the standard IT8.7/4 target with all the patch values in columns 4 and 5 of the P2P51 target. The TC1617x maintains the same patch count as the IT8.7/4 (1,617 – hence the name) by removing 29 duplicate patches from the IT8.7/4 and replacing them with the 29 patches in columns 4 and 5 of the P2P51 that were absent in the IT8.7/4.
PrintWide Profile & Guide PrintWide® is a new extremely large-gamut CMYK dataset designed to encompass the gamut of virtually all inks or colorants in all known color printing systems. The PrintWide profile is designed to be a CMYK translation space, and also serves as a saturation booster. This download includes the PrintWide profile, Workflow Guide, and Read Me. PrintWide is a trademark of Idealliance and developed by Idealliance's Print Properties Committee (PPC).
XCMYK Datasets & Profiles XCMYK is an extended-gamut printing method that yields a much wider color gamut than regular 4-color printing. For example, Digital printers can simulate XCMYK using ICC profiles, so long as their printing system has a color gamut equal to or greater than XCMYK. The XCMYK dataset and profiles can reproduce a larger gamut than that of GRACoL®, the industry’s current standard for print quality. The XCMYK dataset and profiles can also be used directly in digital front ends... Details

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