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Re: prebinding


  • Subject: Re: prebinding
  • From: Jim Rich <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 11:06:53 -0400

On 6/10/04 9:45 AM, "Lauren Cross" <email@hidden> wrote:

> I have some questions about this concept.
>
> Prebinding would appear to assume an rgb workflow. This would rule out the
> following scenarios:
>
> Any publisher with a digital workflow using TIFF-IT, PDF/X-1a, 1-bit tiff or
> dcs files.
>
> Any prepress shop that must run random color proofs to be used as contract
> proofs, and even if that prepress shop has an rgb workflow, they would have
> to have this tag or profile from every single printer and press and apply it
> accordingly, which would assume that the printer had an appropriate tag and
> workflow in order to conform.
>
> Any printer using color management successfully already, applying profiling
> and conversion on the fly at their RIP.
>
> Any printer who doesn't want the responsibility of color conversion--and
> there are many--

Lauren,

I am not the creator of this word (I would have considered a more
descriptive phase like: Embedded Color Management, so an end-user can
stand a chance of figuring out the meaning) . so I can only speculate
about this prebinding concept.

Since all images potentially start as RGB then I am not sure what the
problem is.

As for supplied and legacy CMYK files, PDF and in RIP conversions, why not
create the concepts for those situations or a tool ( such as a device
link) that falls under this prebinding umbrella.

As far as I can tell this prebinding thing is an idea like the concept of
color portability was back in the late 1980s before it was given a better
name. Today it is called color management. Maybe tomorrow a new name will
be used?

And from what I can tell there is no rubber meeting the road yet so it will
be at least 2 or 3 days before a change takes place.

Jim Rich
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