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>>From: "John Panas" Subject: [PRODIG] Re: Colour work flow in open >>access lab environment >> >>Is it realistic to to try and maintain a colour calibrated workflow in >>what is essentially a supervised but open access college environment > >Yes, Westminster University have a great set up, courtesey of Niel Barstow. Thanks, I'm pleased it's working out well, I'd have to insist that a lot of credit goes to Rycherde Walters who works there as much more than a technician. > >>where there is an expectation that the output from one of several >>desktop printers should in some way match it not act as proofing >>devices for larger format printers yes They can be made to match pretty well, given a very simlar paper stock on all but they can only match the worst in the bunch, in colour gamut and black density. We tend to allow each output device to do it's best and ask users to appreciate the differences. > >It might work but if the results you obtain on test are not >satisfactory you should get profiles made for all the printers with >all the papers you would put through them. That is the only sure way >to ensure consistency. > >Richard Regards, Neil Barstow :: Apple Solutions Expert :: colourmanagement.net Consulting in Imaging & Colour Management, custom profiling, training, seminars implementation :: WE RESELL :- Gretag+eyeOne :: basICColor Squid, Display etc. XRite. :: GTI viewing booths :: Epson :: Proofmaster RIP + ISO Proofing solutions www.colourmanagement.net/ :: www.apple.com/uk/creative/neilbarstow/ =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
