Trevor Haworth, CGS president, says, “The Oris system has always been synonymous with the highest level of contract proof quality.”

Oris Color Markup allows a service provider to generate PDF or TIFF output, which is transmitted to a remote proofing location, where a hard copy proof is made using Oris Color Tuner (automatically calibrated to a standard, using its AutoCal feature). The remote user places the hard copy proof on the Markup tablet, and his or her “hand-written” proof annotations are saved within a “Markup PDF,” which is then sent back to the service provider for appropriate action.

Jeff Hoekstra, Prolatus CEO, says, ” Oris Color Markup adds remote, high-speed digital markup and review capabilities to our consistent, contract-quality hard copy Oris Proofs. CGS has already solved the quality and cost issues related to proofing. By adding our patent pending Markup technology, they have added even more speed to the process, shortening proof cycles by days. Remote users especially will benefit. It’s the perfect combination for today’s high-pressured printing and publishing environments.”

The CGS release will be made under a technology licensing agreement with Prolatus, whose publishing workflow products have received industry recognition from Electronic Publishing, Seybold and others.

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