On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Joe Smigiel wrote:
> In relation to soft-proofing via the monitor, I would think getting the
> color management down in Photoshop for gum printing would be a nightmare
> due to all the little quirks and nuances of the process and
> practitioners. It is difficult enough using a stable output device such
> as an inkjet printer as opposed to an unstable gum printer.
If you're talking about *any* kind of proofing on the monitor, you have
to have the monitor calibrated FOR THAT PURPOSE. My monitor was
calibrated for something or other, but I find that printing with the 1160
on paper X is a whole other thing (and of course each other paper is too).
I don't know if it would be worthwhile to calibrate for these conditions,
probably not -- but I know that what's seen on the monitor is only --
what's seen on the monitor.
Judy
Received on Fri Dec 3 23:26:08 2004
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