I agree with Vee and Mark.
The proof must match the press. Not the inverse. What is more cost effective? Tweak one time the proofer OR tweak every job on press?
We’ve beeen promoting this since the begining of ICC in 1994-95. But at that time, big vendors were seeing us as "strange" guys who were playing with "toys".
Now, it is more common, but there is still a lot to do as far as education.
Louis Dery
TGLC inc.
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Originally Posted by MarkTonk
stargate,
I agree with Vee. We have been using, implementing and promoting color managed ink jet proofing for about 7 years now. We run the press to a standard and then generate a ICC profile to have the proof match the press. This tends to reduce makeready at the press which is definitely a more expensive cost center then the proofer.
Regards,
Mark
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