In the printing process, the parameters and conditions that affect the quality of the prints are not constant throughout the time of printing. The fluctuation parameters and conditions in the printing process is causing the imbalance flow of color on the printing surface, and a variety of adhesive and cohesive forces which occur during the printing process between the printing material and color. The consequence of these changes is that the print quality in the manufacturing process changes depending on the amount of dye which accepts printing substrate, and thus get prints that do not reflect identical spectral energy throughout the entire circulation. Besides, the problem is that the motives of the prints can be completely different in the amount of information and required coloring of which is composed print. Under such conditions to obtain high-quality prints is recommended to use different standards that define the density of color and CIE L * a * b * values of the basic printing inks. Imprinting with these values sometimes can not meet the criteria of quality throughout the print run. The reason for the reduction of quality is exactly that the conditions of the press printing are not constant through the whole edition.