Shedding A ‘Negative’ Attitude
Colorado’s Division of Central Services knew it needed to eliminate chemicals and film, and switch to a CTP workflow. Here’s how the in-plant went about it.
Of all the reasons for IDS to go CTP, the number one objective of performance was fully met.
"The image is very consistent from plate to plate," notes St. Peter. "We like the daylight safe plates. The centering of the image is very consistent. It's almost to the point where we don't have to adjust the cylinders on the press. There's no more storage of plates or negatives. No more chemicals, which is what we wanted."
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