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Upgraded color representation with excellent color reproducibility
Mimaki Profile Master 3 (MPM3) color-management software enable users to reproduce equivalent colors when printing on different types of media with the same printer unit or when printing with different printer models and inks, without the need for any special knowledge.
Product outline
Advanced device profile creation capability: Improving color representation of the print
- MPM allows creating a device profile*1 that is compatible with each type of medium or ink without difficulty. Such customized profiles utilize the characteristics of media or inks and provide the best print results satisfying clients' needs.
- MPM3 can create profiles that accommodate "Mimaki Expand Color," a new input profile implemented since RasterLink6, and deliver upgraded color reproducibility with clear and high-contrast color shades.
*1: An output profile used for Mimaki RIP software, RasterLink series.
Emulation: Delivering accurate color matching
- The new emulation capability of MPM3 reproduces colors equivalent to the ones that are produced by different printer models, including those from other manufactures. This capability eliminates the color-matching issues that occur when replacing or adding printers.
- The useful equalization capability of MPM2 is also included in MPM3 to moderate the color differences among multiple printers. This capability allows the same image to be printed with multiple printers simultaneously, thereby enabling large-lot orders to be completed in a short time or undertaking urgent orders.
Calibration: Maintaining print color
- Print color quality is constantly maintained by measuring color differences with a colorimeter. The detected color differences are easily corrected to the specified values.
*2: Delta E (?E) values are used for describing color difference.
Feature
1. Advanced device profile-creation capability: Improving color representation of the print
Users can easily create a custom device profile that is compatible with each medium or ink by following wizard guides, and a customized device profile*1 utilizes the characteristics of media or inks and provides the best print results satisfying clients' needs. In addition, an input profile-creation capability*2 is also available to enable the creation of input-output profiles. MPM3 provides a profile for satisfying clients' needs and broadens users' business opportunities.
*1: An output profile used for Mimaki RIP software, RasterLink series.
*2: It is by the version 3.1.14 or later of MPM3.
Moreover, MPM3 enables users to create a profile that accommodates "Mimaki Expand Color," a new input profile implemented since RasterLink6*3. "Mimaki Expand Color" can reproduce more vibrant solid colors and brighter skin tones than a conventional input profile and provide more attractive print results with high-contrast color shades; bright parts are brighter and dark parts are darker.
*3: Mimaki genuine RIP software
Effectiveness of Mimaki Expand Color, a new input profile of RasterLink6
2. Accurate color matching
1) Emulation: Reproducing colors that are equivalent to those printed by other manufacturers' printer models.
The new emulation capability reproduces colors that are equivalent to those produced by different printer models, including ones from other manufacturers, by measuring color charts with a colorimeter. This capability eliminates color-matching issues that occur when replacing or adding printers.
Color emulation
2) Equalization: Matching colors among the same printer models.
The useful equalization capability of MPM2 is also included in the new software. Color differences among multiple printers are simply equalized by measuring color charts. This capability allows the same image to be printed with multiple printers simultaneously, thereby enabling large-lot orders to be completed in a short time or undertaking urgent orders.
Color equalization
3. Calibration: Maintaining print color
After printer maintenance, in particular, after printhead replacement, print colors may differ from the specified ones. Color differences are calculated after measuring color charts using a colorimeter. Since the differences are described as numerical values,*4 anyone can recognize and correct color differences without special knowledge.
*4: Delta E (?E) values are used for describing color difference.
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