London, February 8, 2001 - RealTimeImage™ Inc., a leading Internet infrastructure company, providing imaging products and services for the graphic arts and medical communities, is announcing the European release of RealTimeProof , a suite of online proofing solutions offering unsurpassed imaging quality for remote soft and hard proofing. This product line includes two major proofing solutions - RealTimeProof Classic™, and RealTimeProof.com™. With RealTimeProof, gigabytes of original production data are securely transferred, reviewed and annotated in full resolution and colour fidelity with a Web browser, even over a dial-up connection. RealTimeProof is designed to meet the needs of graphic arts professionals, such as print companies, pre-press shops, advertising agencies, corporate marketing, designers, photographers and publishers, who need "real time" turnaround for their proofing cycles. Companies and individual users will be able to employ RealTimeProof systems according to their specific proofing and equipment needs. Each application enables users to efficiently and cost-effectively proof documents using RealTimeImage's core Pixels-on-Demand™ image streaming technology. RealTimeProof technology offers superior communication tools that add value to both print buyers and print sellers by providing the means for full-resolution, collaborative proofing. RealTimeImage technology facilitates the production process, enabling faster turnaround times, significant cost savings, enhanced communication and increased accuracy. "RealTimeImage solutions are quickly becoming the standard for online proofing," said Zvi Eintracht, president and CEO, RealTimeImage. "Our products and services are endorsed by the major players involved in all aspects of the graphic arts industry. Companies like Colour Systems, MCG Graphics, Keene Repro and Finchmark are some of the high profile users of RealTimeProof. Thanks to its unique high-resolution imaging and collaboration capabilities, RealTimeProof has proven to be extremely valuable in the large and highly-fragmented European market."