LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J., July 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Datacolor, a global leader in integrated color management solutions, announced the launch of Datacolor Textile Lab Manager, a data-driven lab ...

Canon PRISMA has long been an important part of Canon’s digital print workflow offerings. Until recently, all of the PRISMA workflow solutions have been on-premise software. Now, they have started ...

OptiTex, the leader in CAD for the fashion industries, has added Color Manager, a dynamic new tool, to its already feature-laden 3D Runway Designer software. Color Manager ensures optimal ...

Artists invariably love color, and artists using camera mediums are no different. However, for photographers and videographers, there is a foundational element of color in our work that is too often ...

This article is sponsored by Canon as part of WhatTheyThink’s Print Software Product Spotlight series. In preparing this article, the WhatTheyThink Print Software Section editors conducted original, ...

Wacom teams with X-Rite Pantone on newly updated color calibration tool for complete color control on Wacom's Cintiq Pro 27 and its other professional pen displays. Color Management and the new Cintiq ...

When the infamous “What Colors are this Dress?” post went viral, many who work in the apparel and textile industry must have smiled knowingly. Color management is far from straightforward, and results ...

Color management is crucial to a multitude of industries, yet it is a challenge that few understand in its full complexity. From televisions and gaming monitors to medical imaging and digital ...

PTC is making life a lot easier for retail merchandising and design teams. At the PI Apparel Europe Show at Lake Maggiore, PTC said it has teamed up with ColorDigital GmbH to integrate its color ...

Color management can be one of the most boring topics to learn as a photographer, right up there with topics like digital asset management and accounting. They all have one thing in common, however: ...

Desktop Linux users used to be easily divided into two camps when it came to color management: there were the graphics geeks — who painstakingly profiled their scanners, printers, and displays and ...