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[. . . ] Fiery Utilities Server & Controller Solutions Simple, sophisticated, intuitive FIERY UTILITIES Fiery Utilities overview Canon offers a range of Fiery controllers to suit different requirements within the professional printing environment. Encompassing the needs of commercial printers, corporate print rooms, copy shops and creative service providers. External Fiery controllers are ideally suited to performance intensive, mission critical environments. They are ideal for printing complex documents that include variable data, intensive colour graphics and images or custom imposition. These jobs require a robust combination of technologies that can streamline and automate work processes while at the same time drive the print engine at full speed. [. . . ] · Create colour libraries in Spot-On® using the Eye-One spectrophotometer as an input device. · Achieve accurate colour output from your monitor. Source GCR For accurate proofing, press simulations are tuned to match industry standards (SWOP, ISO, Euroscale, DIC) or the output of a specific press. The Fiery ColorWiseTM Full (Source GCR) simulation method enables the printer to mimic offset press inks while the original black plate is preserved -- a key requirement for accurate proofing. The ultimate in fine-tuning Fiery ColorWiseTM gives you a complete array of power tools for unprecedented colour control, including ICC profile support, colour editing, and AutoGray. The AutoGray function automatically adjusts gray balance. It is especially useful in achieving consistent output across multiple printers. As a result, colour printing and graphic arts professionals can achieve the accuracy and performance they needed to produce consistent colour of extraordinary quality. Profile manager ICC profiles are used by Fiery ColorWiseTM for accurate colour printing, even from RGB applications such as Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Download ICC source, simulation, or output profile with Fiery Profiles ManagerTM for complete control over source colour spaces, press simulations, and printer output. The Color Editor lets you edit simulation and output profiles, which you can either upload to Windows or Mac OS computers and download to other devices to give you the closest possible match between devices. In-RIP processing lets you get back to work fast With Fiery ColorWiseTM, colour processing takes place only once, in-RIP, at the controller near the printer ­ not at your workstation. There's no need for manually balancing different colour management systems that can work against one another within various applications. You don't have to rely on the skills of individual operators to check job settings. Once specified, the correct settings are applied consistently and not subject to operator error. Colour transformations for accurate simulations Fiery ColorWiseTM support for colour transformations gives you all the tools to create accurate simulation quickly and easily. FIERY UTILITIES Fiery Graphic Arts Package The Fiery Graphic Arts Package provides expert-level tools that enable users to produce state-of-the-art colour with the Fiery technology, dramatically improving colour quality and increasing customer satisfaction. The Fiery Graphic Arts Package delivers: · Faster, more accurate proofing. · Filters for cross-platform printing. · Simulation options for consistent output. · Reliable, predictable colour and image quality. These tools also accurately reproduce the characteristics of multiple output platforms for consistent colour -- regardless of whether or not the project is produced with digital or offset technology. The familiar Fiery user interface minimises learning curves. With the Graphic Arts Package, less skilled individuals can perform complex tasks beyond their skill level. For expert users, the most sophisticated tasks are simplified without losing control. In addition, the process automation in the Graphic Arts Package also decreases repetitive tasks for faster, error-free printing. Sophisticated Simulations to Achieve High Quality The Fiery Graphic Arts Package includes two powerful simulation tools that enhance the proofing process and ensure optimum output quality. · Halftone Simulation offers greater control over halftone generation on halftone and continuous-tone print devices supported by Fiery technology. · Paper Simulation delivers more accurate proofs that better manage customer expectations by simulating the colour appearance on the actual paper that will be used in production. Paper Simulation The Paper Simulation utility uses a Full-Output GCR simulation method with two associated rendering intents: Relative Colorimetric and Absolute Colorimetric. Absolute Colorimetric simulates paper output by rendering the white point of the source colour space as a visible colour in the Output colour space. [. . . ] Identifies separations the Fiery sends to the printer. Paper Simulation Editing Registers and adjusts the colour and/or white point of paper defined in CMYK simulation profiles. Control Bar Is highly customisable with fields to display job information and colour control bar. Has the ability to incorporate any EPS file and also includes the FOGRA media wedge for colour managed output (server dependant). Halftone Simulation with Frequency Per Colour Offers three user-defined halftone screens, LPI and screen angles per colour channel, and custom or application-defined dot shapes. 2-Colour Print Mapping Provides unique proofing capability for two colour presses that is useful when spot colours are known at a later stage in the document approval process. FIERY UTILITIES Production Printing Package Faster turnaround times. These are just a few of the demands facing print service providers. The Fiery Production Printing Package sets a new standard in production efficiency, offering control, flexibility and productivity to address the production requirements of today's complex and competitive world. Workflow Efficiency The Fiery Production Printing Package is a flexible, powerful toolset ideal for demanding production environments. [. . . ]