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Analyzing the color image by examining its quantitative attributes eliminates the subjective judgment on color quality evaluation of printed colors or colors in nature. Advancements in science and engineering, however, have allowed print and graphic professionals to apply scientific research methods across printing workflow. Applying these methods heightens the importance of proper print production workflow. Workflow is represented through schematic illustrations of activities that reflect the systematic organization of analog and digital devices used during the print and image production process. A print ready e-file (.PDF or .JPEG or .PSD or PostScript, etc.) is likely to be manipulated and later printed by an array of output digital devices [computer-to-plate (CTP), digital printers and printing presses]. Given each family of devices tends to create and produce color differently, Haji Naik Dharavath

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Effect of Color Output Modification Approach (COMA) on the gray balance: A mismatch of device calibration, destination and source profiles, and halftone screening