DIGITAL digest

DreamColor is said to make the output from HP printing systems look alike, but not “match” because their color gamuts are different, explained Johan Lammens, HP’s senior color scientist. Matching requires printing to the lowest common denominator and sacrificing color gamut in some cases, he said. This technology is designed to improve color accuracy and predictability by “re-rendering” it to take full advantage of the color capability of a given device.