Hello Bob, >Isn't "profile - same as source" the problem? If working on a file >that is DG20%, won't something like DG 10% as a printer profile be >needed to match monitor and print? I got this from Clayton's article >#4 years back. > Or is it too late at night and I'm missing something? Yep, too late at night I guess. Same As Source for the printer (or "back end") profile is the key that makes that workflow so easy. It ensures that the back end is always the same as the front end, which is what allows us to change the screen image without changing the print. It's the key to getting good WYSIWYG by making the screen match the print (as opposed to changing the print to match the screen). Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: 1280 BO printing looks too light
2006-08-22 by Clayton Jones
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