DM Screening digitally modulates every pixel it produces thereby precisely controlling the dots in each separation while its “stochastic rosette” interleaves the screens in the separations to eliminate noise and moiré. In addition, the stochastic rosette maximises the ink-on-paper area and minimizes the amount of ink-on-ink to expand the available color gamut while eliminating color shifts due to misregistration.

The screening analyzes each pixel to ensure that no dot is too small to plate or print yet still not large enough to be visible. The result is a quality of print, even on violet devices, that was previously unobtainable.

No longer are printers restricted by problems with moiré, misregistration, rosette drift, color shifts, banding, dot gain variation, dot or shadow loss and so on, but are free to do what they do best – meet their print customer expectations with ‘beautiful’ presswork.

Protected by the following patents:

• UK Patent 2473475
• UK Patent 2473476
• US Patent 8,654,400
• US Patent 8,654,401
• US Patent 9,508,031
• US Patent 9,787,872
• Chinese Patent ZL201080051176.X
• European Patent 2476246 (in Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands and Switzerland)
• Other patents pending