I have only partial information on this format so take everything here with a large boulder of salt
This document outlines the little bit of the scitex NCT file format as I have been able to reverse engineer. This is not enough information to open a NCT file.
The scitex/creo/imation/kodak nct file format is a common file format used in the prepress industry. Nct files will almost always will contain either a CMYK, greyscale, or multichannel image. It’s major improvements over the ct format are the support for 16 bit channels and multichannel images (ie. PMS colors).
Common extentions are .nct
NOTE: All numbers are stored in the big endian byte order
| Offset | Length | Description |
| 0×0C | 1 byte | Units (0=MM,1=INCH) |
| 0×0D | 1 byte | Number of channels |
| 0×16 | 4 bytes | Height in pixels |
| 0×1A | 4 bytes | Width in pixels |
| 0×1E | 8 bytes | Vertical resolution or size in fp format????? |
| 0×26 | 8 bytes | Horizontal resolution or size in fp format??????? |
| 0×52 | 4 bytes | Color Model Info????? |
| 0×68 | 16 bytes | “CT02 Scitex” padded with nulls |
| 0×78 | 16 bytes | Creator comment padded with nulls |

