Final program
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Morning session 9:00 - 12.40 Chair: Dr Phil Green, London College of Communication
Welcome
Henri Maitre, Telecom ParisTech
Digital color printing at Océ
Raymond Balmes, Océ Print Logic Technologies
Using the sRGB v4 profile in a digital print workflow
Jack Holm, Consultant
Graphic arts workflow requirements for digital presses
Craig Revie, Fujifilm
Incorporating ink opacity information in standard file formats
Leonard Rosenthol, Adobe
Adjusting and controlling digital print processes to match FOGRA39 or GRACoL
J-P Homann, homann colormanagement
Named color and N-color syntax in OpenXPS
Ann McCarthy, Lexmark
Color management on digital presses using device link technology
Heijo Reinl, CGS
CIE Illuminant D50 simulators: Ganz & Griesser coefficients for UV calibration
Veronika Lovell, Sun Chemical
Optical interaction between ink and paper
Nils Pauler, M-Real
Lunch and posters
Afternoon session 2:00 - 5:10 Chair: Dr Nicolas Bonnier, Océ Print Logic Technologies
Spectral reflectance modeling: Methods and applications
Michael Vrhel, Artifex Software Inc.
Elements for a spectral CMS framework
Kristyn Falkenstern, London College of Communication
Accuracy of spot colour superposed with another colour
Kiran Deshpande, Esko Artwork/London College of Communication
Spectral color reproduction: Model based and vector error diffusion approaches
Jeremie Gerhardt, Fraunhofer FIRST
A new image quality model for color prints
Marius Pedersen, Gjøvik University College
Color rendering for Pantone colors
James Vogh, X-Rite
Application of ISO 12647-7
Fons Put, Flemish Innovationcentre for Graphic Communication
Optimizing CMYK for digital
Elie Khoury, Alwan Color Expertise
Networking Reception
Hosted by Océ Print Logic Technologies
Poster presentations
Impact of luminance environment in preferred tonal reproduction
Arthur Bramao
Perception of the Printer Modulation Transfer Function by the Human Visual System
Marie Dubail
The Perceptual Reference Medium (PRM) and the Preference Reference Medium Gamut (PRMG)
Nicolas Cardin