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Michael Jahn and brian clancy are now friends
February 20
Hi Brian, if this were a normal - or 'real world' senario - that is, where both the green and salmon were inks on white paper - it would be very very odd to be trying to calculate or simulate what that salmon would look like if overprinted over the…
February 20
ahh - I worked for AGFA as a product Maketing Manager for Apogee when it was first introduced, and we had IRT (InRip Trapping) - which assumed that the person setting up the design file somehow magically KNEW such details (they rarely did) and then…
February 20
narrow web flexo ? btw - what method do you use to determine neutral density and opacity ?
February 20
Not sure I will disagree in general terms - but they do not always have to be trapped - only if the boundaries intersect with anything.
February 20
I never di get an answer to the question "will this be actually printed with 5 colors (CMYK with PMS 185 ) - or is that the 'design' and they are actually printed digitally (that is, they are simulating the Pantone 185) Without know this, I can't s…
February 19
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Yep, I got the mug to prove it... -- yet another PDF Evangelist has joined the frey...
December 25, 2009
Michael Jahn and David Jacobs are now friends
December 25, 2009

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Current Company
Jahn & Associates
Current Position/Job Title
PDF Color Conversion Specialist
Primary Business Type
Consultant
My Website
http://michaelejahn.blogspot.com/

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Paper to PDF ?
http://sites.google.com/site/blackbox3000/Home/about-blackbox3000/detailed-overview
"Chris Boughton"
If you are looking for a system that can convert a paper book into a POD file, check them out.

Trying to implement G7?
http://www.spotonpress.com/
"Bruce Bayne"
I am not a reseller, but I really think this is one of the better tools available.

SAAS Photoalbum kit
http://www.tribalsketch.com/
"David Lewis"
Need a tribute, scrapbook or photo memory book ? -- www.photoalbum.com
http://www.publish.com/c/a/Printing/Photoalbumcom-leverages-PDF-for-scrapbookers/

IQColour
"John Sweeney" ,
http://www.iqcolour.com/about_company.html
So, we all tried color management, hated it, all but ignored and walked around the elephant in the room and have settled on Device Link Profiles - it that the best we can do ? For the color scientist inside you - check out this online CIE Standards Compare tool
http://www.folabs.com/QG/colorCompare.html
or - if you really want to really understand the Helmholtz-Kohlrausch effect
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfwf37zj_973c9dkw8gc

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Michael Jahn

It is official - yeah, I am old - I am a 1000 PA !

Yep, I got the mug to prove it...



-- yet another PDF Evangelist has joined the frey...

Posted on December 25, 2009 at 6:41pm —

Michael Jahn

I am an XMP user and abuser

I recently was asked to be part of a panel discussion at the Henry Stewart Events, DAM (Digital Asset management) LA 2009 conference



Our session title was XMP in the wild - how vendors are implementing XMP in applications and services today.

Not familiar with XMP ? -->… Continue

Posted on November 26, 2009 at 8:48am —

Michael Jahn

iPhone application your designers can use - ColorExpert

for more information --> click here <--

For a quick tutorial on You Tube, --> click here <--

Color Expert contains powerful tools to help artists and designers identify, translate, capture and showcase color.

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Posted on October 1, 2009 at 12:42am —

Michael Jahn

What They Think - a website you might love.

I love What They Think - and you should consider subscribing !



WhatTheyThink.com is a member-driven Website that delivers comprehensive industr… Continue

Posted on August 7, 2009 at 3:30pm —

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At 11:38pm on August 16, 2009, Paul Edwards said…
Hi Michael,
I am really and seriously curious.....
How do you ever get any actual work done in between all of your social networking and maintaining all of your sites shown below? We are looking into a wide variety of socila networking possibilities. Many seem to have possibilities, but others seem like just people with egos wasting time trying to engae and waste other people's time. Can you help me understand if there is some kind of business value here or if this is all just a fun hobby for non business hours?

Thanks,

Web: http://www.ioflex.com
Backgrounder: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfwf37zj_31dpg7qrg2&hl
Email: michael.jahn@ioflex.com

Web: http://www.iqcolour.com
Backgrounder: http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dfwf37zj_1077dfc3qxhq&hl
Email: mjahn@iqcolour.com

Skype: michaelejahn
Twitter: http://twitter.com/michaelejahn
Blog: http://michaelejahn.blogspot.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michaelejahn
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelejahn
At 2:23pm on July 21, 2009, Jim Nardone said…
Oops...thanks!
At 2:38pm on April 21, 2009, Peter Guglietta said…
Michael,
You didn't need to mention Mr. Edwards by name or his company, since anyone reading posts on the board would have known who you were talking about. Why not take your issue directly to Mr. Edwards and engage him in debate instead of attacking his credibilty via the method you chose. Instead of being a stand-up guy you chose to throw a cheap shot. Maybe that works in your world but it doesn't work elsewhere.
At 1:53pm on April 20, 2009, Peter Guglietta said…
Mr. Jahn:
I read your post regarding Paul Edwards' message regarding digital print and the environment. I don't know where you come off as a self-appointed expert on all things green, but I can tell you that the tone of what you posted was "yellow" in character and "brown" for content.

First of all, you have no business criticizing Mr. Edwards. His company has taken many initiatives toward the very thing you so piously preach about. His company is 100% wind powered, for starters. Second, he has taken very real steps to become part of the solution we ALL seek in this area. For you to throw dirt on his statements without having the character to engage Mr. Edwards directly shows me what you are made of.

You are not the green police, sir. There are as many opinions and solutions to renewable resources and green initiatives as there are stars in the sky. A lot of us prefer to work with real-world solutions, instead of bashing anyone who doesn't measure up to their PC-fueled idea of what is green. As Kermit the Frog so eloquently put it, "It's not that easy being green."

So in closing, I strongly suggest you offer Mr. Edwards an apology for your back-door sniping. And while you're at it, might I suggest you put out your cigar, as you are polluting our airspace.

Peter Guglietta
Mt. Prospect, IL
pgooglie@sbcglobal.net
At 11:29am on April 20, 2009, Paul Edwards said…
Michael,
I just want you to know that YOU are not the GREEN POLICEMAN!

You are entitled to YOUR opinion, but BACK OFF of throwing dirt on mine.
FormStore and Kodak are BOTH environmental leaders in our industry and I do not need you radical left wing tree hugger attitude bashing me or my postings on Print Junkie.

Kodak Dimensional print is new, exciting and environmentally friendly, so you can tack your crude print junkie response and compost it!

Paul Edwards, CDC
President
FormStore Incorporated
 
 

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