I G Okorji wrote
>I hope some amateur can use this review which leaves the pros alarmed.
Hi Inno',
A very interesting technique that we could only judge the accuracy of by
seeing both screen and print . Mind you , that may depend on what angle
we view the laptop screen at :-) !
It may be that by the magic of serendipity you have achieved the perfect
match , but then again it may be that the tolerances you find acceptable
are at odds with some others expectancies .
If it's the former , then luck is with you , if it's the latter , and
you are happy with the results anyway ,then that's also great for you
.
However to attain critical control over colour throughout a professional
digital workflow on a consistent and predictable basis, to the tolerances
required by many areas of the industry , will require a methodology
slightly more robust than the one you propose.
Regards,
Bob Marchant .
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