On 13/5/04 9:08 am, "I G Okorji Esq." wrote: > that you can colour match the image on > your screen with its output from a desktop printing device such as the Epson > 2100. This thesis, despite all the bickering still stands and very firmly > too. <
That's possibly correct. But so what? I'm sure I could output a dull, flat print from my 1160 and then adjust my screen till it looked the same � but what use would that be to anyone? This closed-loop approach is fine for someone working in isolation, but is a recipe for disaster if you're only one part of the chain. The whole point of colour management is to maintain the integrity of an image all the way from capture to print, not just to match an individual's screen to their desktop printer. Regards, Douglas =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
