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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.fourpees.com/event/rendering-intents-in-co
 lor-management-a-closer-look-73">Rendering intents in color management: a 
 closer look</a>\nFollowing up on the previous Four Pees Café’s concerni
 ng color\, here is a fifth installment about one of the more complicated a
 nd ‘magical’ elements in color management: Rendering Intents. Anyone w
 ho has printed a picture knows that what you see on your screen will alway
 s differ from the final print. We already know colors can change when conv
 erting from one color space to another\, but this mostly happens when we
 ’re going from a larger color space to a smaller one. But why does this 
 happen? And how do you explain that to clients? In this café\, our inhous
 e color specialist Michiel Van den Saffele dives into the black box that i
 s color conversion and explains what the different rendering intents are a
 nd how to approach using them. Date: Thursday June 2nd Time: 16h00 (CEST) 
 Click here to register Related industries: Impression de labeur\, Bannièr
 es et signalétique\, Impression industrielle\, Emballage et étiquette\, 
 Édition\, Industrie pharmaceutique\, Alimentaire et boissonsRelated produ
 cts: ColorAnt\, ZePrA\, CoPrARelated solutions: Gestion des couleurs
DTSTAMP:20260923T142429Z
LOCATION:Four Pees nv\, Kleemburg 1\, 9050 Gent\, België
SUMMARY:Rendering intents in color management: a closer look
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.fourpees.com/event/render
 ing-intents-in-color-management-a-closer-look-73">Rendering intents in col
 or management: a closer look</a>\nFollowing up on the previous Four Pees C
 afé’s concerning color\, here is a fifth installment about one of the m
 ore complicated and ‘magical’ elements in color management: Rendering 
 Intents. Anyone who has printed a picture knows that what you see on your 
 screen will always differ from the final print. We already know colors can
  change when converting from one color space to another\, but this mostly 
 happens when we’re going from a larger color space to a smaller one. But
  why does this happen? And how do you explain that to clients? In this caf
 é\, our inhouse color specialist Michiel Van den Saffele dives into the b
 lack box that is color conversion and explains what the different renderin
 g intents are and how to approach using them. Date: Thursday June 2nd Time
 : 16h00 (CEST) Click here to register Related industries: Impression de la
 beur\, Bannières et signalétique\, Impression industrielle\, Emballage e
 t étiquette\, Édition\, Industrie pharmaceutique\, Alimentaire et boisso
 nsRelated products: ColorAnt\, ZePrA\, CoPrARelated solutions: Gestion des
  couleurs
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