Color-Logic Visualis3R Video Highlights Fujifilm Silver Toner Integration
Color-Logic, the exclusive distributor of the innovative Visualis3R platform, has introduced a new educational video highlighting the seamless integration of Fujifilm Revoria Silver Toner using Visualis3R. This instructional resource, the Ink Trap Engine, enables graphic designers, brands, and printers to leverage metallic color visualization directly on their monitors, streamlining their workflow and reducing costly trial and error.
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With the new video, users can accurately visualize metallic and reflective colors using Fujifilm Silver Toner with Fujifilm CMYK toners within the Visualis3R environment, enabling them to preview metallic colors before going to press. This advancement speeds up decision-making, improves communication between creative teams and production, and ultimately accelerates time to market.
Commenting on this development, Mark Geeves, Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing, stated: “The Visualis3R Ink Trap Engine simulates how CMYK toners fuse and trap over metallic silver toners, accurately modeling real-world particle behavior, density, and color shift for press-accurate on-screen previews. Visualis3R integrates Fujifilm silver toner and CMYK toners, enabling users to see the true look of metallic colors early in the design process. This breakthrough capability reduces the need for multiple test sheets, saves valuable press time, and enhances overall print quality and consistency.”
Geeves added: “The ability to visualize metallic effects digitally offers a significant competitive advantage—leading to faster project turnarounds, reduced waste, and more precise color matching. Color-Logic is excited to provide this valuable resource and help customers maximize the potential of their digital printing workflows.”
This educational video is now available in the Visualis3R Academy and may be previewed at: https://www.v3r.studio/education/academy/.
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