Principles of Color Reproduction

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First published in 1967, Principles of Color Reproduction was a landmark event in the evolution of photomechanical color reproduction theory and practice.

Here, for the first time, was a complete treatise on the scientific and technical aspects of color reproduction written specifically for the printing industry.

For this special reprint edition, an introduction and update chapter written by Professor Gary G. Field supplements the original text.

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Although major advances have occurred with prepress and press technologies in recent years, the underlying principles of successful color reproduction remain fundamentally the same.

With this in mind, PIA/GATFPress reprints Principles of Color Reproduction, the classic text on the topic.

For this special reprint edition, an introduction and update chapter written by Professor Gary G. Field supplements the original text.

Each adds a timely dimension to the book, covering recent developments in the industry and augmenting its value as a reference tool.

• Introduction
• Elementary Principles of Color
• Elementary Principles of Color Reproduction
• Masking Methods
• Tone Reproduction and Color Balance
• Spectral Sensitivities for Color Separation
• Inks and Paper
• Additivity and Proportionality of Densities
• Graphical Analysis of Color Correction
• Mathematical Analysis of Color Correction
• Four-color Printing and the Black Printer
• Color Scanners
• Moiré Patterns
• Appendix: Tables / Calculation of tristimulus values / Calculation of colorimetric quality factor / Calculation of selected ordinates / The Neugebauer Equations / Construction and use of spectroscope
• Advances in Color Reproduction