Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "esharamaki" 
<esharamaki@y...> wrote:
> on par or better with MyPublisher - the color and B&W images looked 
> good, the paper was nice.  You can go to 
> http://www.colorcentriccorp.com for more information. They are one 
of 
> the two printers that lulu uses.  It's kind of hard to figure out 
who 
> does what with lulu and I agree that there isn't much info in for 
> forums.This is what I was sent from colorcentric:
> 
> "I've attached an ICC profile for the Xerox iGen3, which if you are 
an
> advanced user, may (and I stress may) help visually on screen if 
your
> monitor is calibrated.  Our standard position is that having color
> management turned off is the best route to take, as the system does 
a
> pretty good job of rendering images.  But, if you prefer to "tweak" 
> your photos, you can try the profile.  
> The caveat is that the profile does not guarantee perfection, so we 
> don't "guarantee" WYSIWYG from Photoshop, even with this profile 
> being used."
> 

If they are using the EFI Fiery RIP to drive that printer, 
colormanagement should be extremely easy! Unless of course the 
printer drifts alot, and even then it should be within a tolerable 
amount of drift. It is digital after all.