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Reference Suggested Reading Online Resources Professional Organizations Manufacturers Legal & Ethical Issues Glossary Calculate the Right SPI Permissions ! Reference Suggested Reading Online Resources Professional Organizations Manufacturers Legal & Ethical Issues Glossary Calculate the Right SPI Permissions published by: HAYWOOD + SULLIVAN Suggested Reading Advanced Adobe Photoshop Make Your Scanner a Great The Color Scanner Book Hayden Books, a division of Design & Production Tool by Stephen Beale and MacMillan Computer Publishing, James Cavuoto by Michael J. Sullivan USA Micro Publication North Light Books ISBN 1-56830-117-0 ISBN: 0-94184-511-7 ISBN: 0-89134-617-1 An Introduction to Digital Production Essentials The Complete Scanner Handbook Scanning by Diane Tapscott, Lisa Jeans, for Desktop Publishing, 1991-1992 Agfa-Gevaert Pat Soberanis, Rita Amladi and Macintosh Edition Belgium Jim Ryan by David D. Busch Adobe Press Business One Irwin Computer Mountain View, California Color Publishing on the Macintosh Publication ISBN 1-56830-124-3 by Kim and Sunny Bakur ISBN: 1-55623-576-3 Designer Photoshop Real World Scanning and The Official Adobe Photoshop by Rob Day Halftones Handbook Random House, Inc. by David Blatner and Steve Roth by David Biedny, Bert Monroy and New York Mark Siprut ISBN 0-679-74394-4 Super Scanning Techniques : Four Colors/One Image The Hewlett-Packard Guide to The Photoshop Wow! Book by Linnea Dayton and Jack Davis by Mathias Nyman Black-and-White Imaging by Jerry B. Day Peachpit Press, Inc. Halftone Effects Random House Electronic Berkley, California Publication ISBN 1-56609-004-0 by Peter Bridgewater and ISBN: 0-67975-157-2 Gerald Woods Imaging Essentials The Color Mac by Marc D. Miller and by Luanne Seymour Cohen, Randy Zaucha Russell Brown and Tanya Wendling Adobe Press The Color Resource Complete Mountain View, California Color Guide by Miles Southworth, Thad McIlroy and Donna Southworth All text excerpted from “Make Your Scanner a Great Design and Production Tool” © 1995 Michael J. Sullivan On-line Resources DPI Electronic Imaging Systems DPI Electronic Imaging Systems is offering, to the Internet and the entire on-line community, 24 hour a day, 7 day a week access to the latest information about desktop flatbed color scanners. DPI Electronic Imag- ing Systems is on the forefront of scanning technology, and is the proud developer of the Art-Scan Professional scanning software. Michael J. Sullivan’s Scanning Tips Website Mr. Sullivan’s online scanning tips resource is available to anyone with a modem and access to the Internet. Winner of Publish Magazine’s “Best Website Design” for the January 1996 Design Annual issue. Manufacturers’ Websites: Adobe Systems Inc. http://www.adobe.com/ Agfa http://www.agfa.com Agfa, Bayer Corporation http://www.agfahome.com ANA Tech Homepage http://www.emporiumone.com/ anatech/ Apple Computer http://www.apple.com/ APS Technologies http://www.apstech.com Cytopia Software http://www.cytopia.com/ DayStar Digital http://www.daystar.com/ Eastman Kodak http://www.kodak.com/ Electronics For Imaging http://www.efi.com/ Fractal Design Corporation http://www.fractal.com/ Hewlett Packard http://www.hp.com IMACON ApS. http://www.imacon.dk LaCie http://www.lacie.com/ LightSource http://www.ls.com Logitech http://www.logitech.com/ MetaTools, Inc. http://www.hsc.com Microtek Lab, Inc. http://www.mteklab.com Polaroid http://www.polaroid.com Ray Dream, Inc. http://www.raydream.com Ron Scott, Inc. http://www.qfx.com UMAX http://www.umax.com VisionShape http://www.techexpo.com/ WWW/visionshape WacomTechnology Corporation http://www.wacom.com All text excerpted from “Make Your Scanner a Great Design and Production Tool” © 1995 Michael J. Sullivan Professional Organizations/Services American Institue of Graphic Artists (AIGA) New York, NY 10010 (212) 242-6438 The oldest professional organization in the USA dedicated to graphic design issues. Local chapters available throughout the country put on an assort- ment of lectures/classes/events. The Color Center 8 Oak Park Drive, Bedford, MA 01730 (800) 229-0007 Basic and advanced training in popular desktop publishing applications and processes. Cities serviced include: Boston, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Fransico, Atlanta and Washington DC. The Graphic Arts Technical Foundation (GATF) Pittsburgh, PA (800) 214-1120 (412) 621-6941 GATF publishes a list of post-secondary printing and graphic arts pro- grams offered at U.S. institutions. International Prepress Association Edina, Minnesota (612) 896-1908 Training and referrals for prepress. Association for Graphics Arts Training Nashville, Tennessee (615) 386-6124 Training and referrals for the graphic arts. ColorExpert Inc. Toronto, Canada (416) 540-3894 Represented by Image Club at: (800) 387-9193 Produces a series of interactive CD-ROM training programs covering all manner of color imaging topics. United Digital Artists New York, New York (212) 777-7200 http://www.uda.com Basic and advanced training in popular desktop publishing applications and processes. Classes take place at the Apple Market Center on the 29th floor of the Citibank building.. All text excerpted from “Make Your Scanner a Great Design and Production Tool” © 1995 Michael J. Sullivan Manufacturers ♦ Scanning-Specific Software ♦ Flatbed Scanners ♦ Other Related Software ♦ High-end Scanners ♦ Digital Cameras ♦ Transparency Scanners ♦ Other Related Hardware ♦ Specialty Scanners Scanning-Specific Software Agfa Division Bayer Corporation 200 Ballardvale, Wilmington, MA 01887-1069 (800) 685-4271, (800) 343-1237, fax: (508) 658-4193 FotoTune — Agfa’s color management system includes over 100 ColorTag profiles for various scanners, monitors, and printers, an IT8 color reference target, and calibration software. Macintosh & Windows FotoLook — Extended Fototune support for Agfa scanners. Cytopia Software 1735 E. Bayshore Road, Suite 30B, Redwood City, CA 94063 (415) 948-0396, fax: (415) 364-4592 PhotoLab — Set of integrated photographic plug-ins for Photoshop. Includes “Accurate Color Negative Inversal” and others. ScanPrepPro — Totally automated image processing, scanner auto- mation, descreening plug-in for Photoshop. Envisions Solutions Technology, Inc. 47400 Seabridge Drive, Fremont, CA 94538 (800) 365-7226, fax: (510) 438-6709 DynaScan 3.0 — Produces sharp, balanced scans automatically, 32-bit code, zoomable preview windows, more precise color controls, and automatic image recognition. Macintosh, Power Macintosh and Windows Extensis Corporation 55 S.W. Yamhill Street, Fourth Floor, Portland, OR 97204 (503) 274-2020, fax: (503) 274-0530 Intellihance — An intelligent tool that optimizes your photo images in a single step and is compatible with other applications that use Adobe Photoshop plug-ins. Jetsoft Development Company 629 Old State Route 74, Suite #1, Cincinnati, OH 45244 (800) 374-7401, fax: (513) 528-8670 Art-Scan Professional — Powerful, easy-to-use third-party scanning software for a wide variety of desktop scanners. A great way to breathe life into your old scanner. Macintosh & Windows LightSource 17 East Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Suite 100, Larkspur, CA 94939 (415) 925-4200, fax: (415) 461-801 Ofoto — Automated scanning environment for popular desktop scanners. Macintosh and Windows Monaco Systems, Inc. 100 Burtt Road, Suite 110, Andover, MA 01810 (508) 749-9944, fax: (508) 749-9977 MonacoCOLOR — Color correction, color separation software; Photoshop plug-in; IT8 targets for accurate scanner calibration; selective color correction; automatic image enhancement. MonacoMATCH — Scan-to-print calibration; includes XRite DTP 51; ICC (ColorSync) compatible. MonacoEXPERT — Selective color correction; Photoshop plug-in. PixelCraft, Inc. A Xerox Company, 130 Doolittle Drive, #19, San Leandro, CA 94577 (800) 933-0330, (510) 562-2480, fax: (510) 562-6451 QuickScan Image Acquisition Software — Stand-alone scanning software for high-end scanners. Supports: Sharp, PixelCraft, Xerox, and others. Macintosh and Windows ColorAcess Color Production Software — High-end image cor- rection and prepress tool for Macintosh and Power Macintosh. Second Glance Software 7248 Sunset Avenue N.E., Bremerton, WA 98311 (306) 692-3694, fax: (500) 449-9819 [email protected] ScanTastic ps (for the Macintosh) — ScanTastic provides direct scanner access from within Photoshop. Available versions include sup- port for selected scanners from Apple, Epson, and Hewlett Packard. ScanTastic ps features a unique Icon Bar that provides a simple method for users to choose a resolution based on output requirements. Other functions include a ‘live’, zoomable, resizable preview that automatically rescans, automatic image balance, tone curves, sharpening, saturation correction, and variable depth support. Southwest Software, Inc. 3435 Greystone Drive, Suite 104, Austin, TX 78731 (512) 345-2493, fax: (512) 345-2697 Color Encore — Calibration software for desktop color scanners; for color laser copiers RIP based output calibration. Color Encore ILS/QC — RIP based imagesetter output calibration. RIP Master II — Production control software for imagesetting. Proofcheck — Calibration and quality control software for off-press proofers. Digital Press Correction — For imagesetters and platesetters, sto- chastic screening, direct imaging, direct to plate, multiple presses. All text excerpted from “Make Your Scanner a Great Design and Production Tool” © 1995 Michael J. Sullivan Manufacturers ♦ Scanning-Specific Software ♦ Flatbed Scanners ♦ Other Related Software ♦ High-end Scanners ♦ Digital Cameras ♦ Transparency Scanners ♦ Other Related Hardware ♦ Specialty Scanners Other Related Software Adobe Systems Inc. 1585
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