09-06-2026

Fujifilm introduces Revoria Color Management to simplify colour control for print-on-demand applications

Integrated colour management solution helps operators of all skill levels achieve and verify exceptional print quality

Fujifilm Europe GmbH today announces the launch of Revoria Color Management, a new integrated solution designed to make professional colour control simpler, faster and more accessible. Launching with the new Revoria Press PC2120, the software is designed specifically for the Revoria press (including the SC285, EC2100 and PC1120 ranges). The software is integrated with Revoria Flow when it comes to managing colour calibration and profiling. This integration allows print service providers to maintain stable, high quality output without the need for specialist colour management expertise.

Revoria Color Management uses Fujifilm-developed technology and high-precision inline sensors and scanners to help operators to automate colour calibration by measuring and managing colour. This automated workflow enables printing, analysis and measurement of colour charts in a single pass, reducing the manual labour associated with external measuring stations and significantly reducing the risk of human error.

Fujifilm evaluations have shown that the use of these inline automated sensors and fewer colour measuring points can reduce colour measurement time from approximately 10 minutes, when using an offline measurement device, to around two minutes when using an inline measurement system. By completing the process entirely within the press, the system virtually eliminates the risk of human error and ensures that results are highly repeatable.

Unlike traditional colour control workflows that require printed charts to be removed from the press and measured separately, Revoria Color Management completes the chart printing and measurement process inline. This makes colour control faster, more repeatable and easier to build into daily production routines.

Revoria Color Management uses a single chart to check both calibration and colour output accuracy simultaneously. If the system detects a colour deviation, it automatically identifies whether recalibration or profile correction is required and guides the operator towards the correct action through a simple user interface. This ensures that even users with minimal experience can resolve colour challenges quickly and confidently.

This data is tracked via an Evaluation Graph, which records the results of every colour check. This allows users to monitor machine consistency over time, identify long-term trends, and demonstrate stability to clients using either industry standards or bespoke in-house targets.

Revoria Color Management also includes built-in FOGRA verification, an internationally recognised benchmark for assessing colour quality in the print industry. Rather than relying only on visual checks, print businesses can now verify whether output sits within accepted colour tolerances, with results displayed using FOGRA-specified ratings. This gives operators a reliable way to document colour performance, support internal quality control and build customer confidence, particularly for more critical colour work.

John Davies, Product Group Manager for Workflow Products at Fujifilm Europe, said: “Colour consistency is one of the most important factors in professional print production but it has traditionally required specialist knowledge and years of experience. Revoria Color Management has been developed to simplify that process, giving operators of all skill levels the tools to maintain recognised colour quality standards through an intuitive, automated process that significantly improves efficiency.”

Revoria Color Management is available now as an integral component of the Revoria press workflow, including the new flagship Revoria Press PC2120. It will also be available to purchase for other compatible Revoria devices and existing equipment in the field. For regional availability and further technical specifications, customers are encouraged to contact their local Fujifilm.