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Evidence Guide: ICPPRN495 - Set up and use complex colour management for production

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ICPPRN495 - Set up and use complex colour management for production

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Finger-print press

  1. Suitable test charts are selected or produced
  2. Press is optimised to workplace standard, in collaboration with press operator
  3. Test chart is printed with standard ink densities on any one of a range of stocks
Suitable test charts are selected or produced

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Press is optimised to workplace standard, in collaboration with press operator

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Test chart is printed with standard ink densities on any one of a range of stocks

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Measure press test charts

  1. Colour measurement devices are calibrated and used to measure printed test charts
  2. Multiple charts are measured and results recorded
  3. Software is used to average multiple measurements
Colour measurement devices are calibrated and used to measure printed test charts

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Multiple charts are measured and results recorded

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Software is used to average multiple measurements

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Create and use custom press profiles

  1. Appropriate reference file is selected to match printed chart
  2. Profiling software is used to create an output press profile from the averaged measurement file and profile is tested and edited if required
  3. Profile is inserted into colour workflow
Appropriate reference file is selected to match printed chart

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Profiling software is used to create an output press profile from the averaged measurement file and profile is tested and edited if required

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Profile is inserted into colour workflow

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Create and use digital device profiles

  1. Suitable test charts are selected
  2. Device is calibrated and test chart is output or digitised
  3. Test chart is measured using a colour measurement device
  4. Appropriate reference file is selected to match test chart
  5. Software is used to create a profile
  6. Device profile is inserted into the colour workflow
Suitable test charts are selected

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Device is calibrated and test chart is output or digitised

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Test chart is measured using a colour measurement device

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Appropriate reference file is selected to match test chart

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Software is used to create a profile

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Device profile is inserted into the colour workflow

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Maintain custom colour management workflow

  1. Printing conditions are monitored and recorded to ensure adherence to workplace standard
  2. Digital devices are regularly calibrated
Printing conditions are monitored and recorded to ensure adherence to workplace standard

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Digital devices are regularly calibrated

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Finger-print press

1.1 Suitable test charts are selected or produced

1.2 Press is optimised to workplace standard, in collaboration with press operator

1.3 Test chart is printed with standard ink densities on any one of a range of stocks

2. Measure press test charts

2.1 Colour measurement devices are calibrated and used to measure printed test charts

2.2 Multiple charts are measured and results recorded

2.3 Software is used to average multiple measurements

3. Create and use custom press profiles

3.1 Appropriate reference file is selected to match printed chart

3.2 Profiling software is used to create an output press profile from the averaged measurement file and profile is tested and edited if required

3.3 Profile is inserted into colour workflow

4. Create and use digital device profiles

4.1 Suitable test charts are selected

4.2 Device is calibrated and test chart is output or digitised

4.3 Test chart is measured using a colour measurement device

4.4 Appropriate reference file is selected to match test chart

4.5 Software is used to create a profile

4.6 Device profile is inserted into the colour workflow

5. Maintain custom colour management workflow

5.1 Printing conditions are monitored and recorded to ensure adherence to workplace standard

5.2 Digital devices are regularly calibrated

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Finger-print press

1.1 Suitable test charts are selected or produced

1.2 Press is optimised to workplace standard, in collaboration with press operator

1.3 Test chart is printed with standard ink densities on any one of a range of stocks

2. Measure press test charts

2.1 Colour measurement devices are calibrated and used to measure printed test charts

2.2 Multiple charts are measured and results recorded

2.3 Software is used to average multiple measurements

3. Create and use custom press profiles

3.1 Appropriate reference file is selected to match printed chart

3.2 Profiling software is used to create an output press profile from the averaged measurement file and profile is tested and edited if required

3.3 Profile is inserted into colour workflow

4. Create and use digital device profiles

4.1 Suitable test charts are selected

4.2 Device is calibrated and test chart is output or digitised

4.3 Test chart is measured using a colour measurement device

4.4 Appropriate reference file is selected to match test chart

4.5 Software is used to create a profile

4.6 Device profile is inserted into the colour workflow

5. Maintain custom colour management workflow

5.1 Printing conditions are monitored and recorded to ensure adherence to workplace standard

5.2 Digital devices are regularly calibrated

Evidence of the ability to:

create custom device profiles in a digital production workflow to enhance the match across proofs, monitors and final products

identify and use information relevant to the task from a variety of information sources

complete THREE custom device profiles that have been used within a colour workflow

produce a final product from the colour workflow.

Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided at least once.

To complete the unit requirements safely and effectively, the individual must:

list work health and safety (WHS) issues to be considered when managing colour for digital production

discuss importance of bringing a device into a known state

explain how often to calibrate devices

outline what condition changes result in the need for re-calibration

describe colour measurement devices and usage

list various types of proprietary software used for colour measurement

discuss comparison of test charts, their advantages and disadvantages

describe the process of determining grey balance and white points

identify colour profiles and their use

describe the effect colour profiles have on output

explain the difference between input, output and display profiles

outline various colour management systems

describe components of a colour management system

outline components of a colour-managed workflow

discuss red, green blue (RGB) versus cyan, magenta, yellow, black (CMYK), spot colour versus mixed colour workflows

describe how to implement colour management on a system

identify workplace and international publication and printing standards

explain effects different substrates have on colour reproduction for proofing and final production

describe how dot gain effects colour

discuss under colour removal (UCR) and grey component replacement (GCR).