G7+ Calibrated Printing: What is it & How it Differs from G7
Oct 28, 2024

G7 has long been the industry standard for achieving consistent color and print quality by focusing on gray balance. With the introduction of G7+, improvements have been made to better serve high and low-density printing processes, such as large-gamut inkjet and newsprint. G7+ enhances the original G7 method by refining how tonality is calculated, ensuring smoother transitions and more accurate color results. This article, written by Ron Ellis for INX explores the differences between G7 and G7+, helping print professionals choose the best method for their needs. 

Read the full article here: https://www.inxinternational.com/blog/color-management/g7-calibrated-printing 

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