Digital BW, The Print

You are always the guy of reason. I don't know why I want to do this  
either. This always happens when a new client wants to "outfox" me  
thinking he has a better way to do it. And you are right, 99% of  
clients don't know how to use it anyway, while 99% never need me to  
make any adjustments to their files, it IS almost perfect. Damn I hate  
when your right!

Although I appreciate the grounding, you can NOT have my DTP-41 :)

Mark
http://www.stillrivereditions.com

On May 6, 2009, at 5:40 PM, Tyler Boley wrote:

> I can't help specificallt for the dtp-41, but I'll trade ya my old  
> i1 for it and then you have this solved...
>
> You know, I went to great effort to make preview profiles for every  
> PTone StudioPrint ink setup I have here, warm, Selenium, splits,  
> blends, the whole dealy-bob, thinking I'm supplying a helpful tool  
> for my clients to use for file prep.
> No one, not one, that I can recall since I started Custom Digital,  
> has requested one, and when I've suggested it, never used one.
> Your StudioPrint output is probably meticulously and beautifully  
> linearized, and no doubt matches your working space on the monitor  
> just fine given the ability to target a given dot gain "out".
> Soft proof icc based is just not necessary.
> Just in case, if you do proceed, make sure they check "preserve  
> color numbers" since you won't be printing with the profile.
> Tyler
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Mark Savoia  
> <mark@...> wrote: