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in-RIP
Refers to any process performed within a raster image processor (RIP). Color screening, color management, and trapping are examples of processes that can be performed in-RIP if the RIP supports that process.
International Color Consortium (ICC)
The group established by eight industry vendors (including Adobe Systems) for the purpose of creating, promoting, and encouraging the standardization and evolution of an open, vendor-neutral, cross-platform color management system architecture. For more information, visit the ICC Web site at www.color.org.
ICC device profile
A file that describes how a particular device reproduces color. The profile defines device gamut in the context of a device-independent color space. Profiles can be either generic or custom. Generic profiles are created by the device manufacturer who examines the color characteristics of a group of the same devices under controlled conditions, and then uses this information to create a profile. Custom device profiles are created for an individual device, using a color-measuring instrument (e.g., a spectrophotometer or colorimeter) and device-profiling software.
International Standards Organization (ISO)
The group that creates and maintains international standards for technology, including computer technology.
Refers to any process performed within a raster image processor (RIP). Color screening, color management, and trapping are examples of processes that can be performed in-RIP if the RIP supports that process.
International Color Consortium (ICC)
The group established by eight industry vendors (including Adobe Systems) for the purpose of creating, promoting, and encouraging the standardization and evolution of an open, vendor-neutral, cross-platform color management system architecture. For more information, visit the ICC Web site at www.color.org.
ICC device profile
A file that describes how a particular device reproduces color. The profile defines device gamut in the context of a device-independent color space. Profiles can be either generic or custom. Generic profiles are created by the device manufacturer who examines the color characteristics of a group of the same devices under controlled conditions, and then uses this information to create a profile. Custom device profiles are created for an individual device, using a color-measuring instrument (e.g., a spectrophotometer or colorimeter) and device-profiling software.
International Standards Organization (ISO)
The group that creates and maintains international standards for technology, including computer technology.
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