No doubt they are, shall we say, old school. Nevertheless, in smaller centres one may be forced to deal with a printer like this. The root of my question was not a practical matter, however, rather a technical inquiry: is it a technically sound approach from a colour management perspective to profile a printer's contract proofer for both proofing and separations for press, assuming the printer can match their own proof?
Matthew Larmour
> Modern printers either print to a standard or supply ICC
> profiles of the
> printing they can do. If they can't do either of these,
> you are dealing
> with a printer who does not understand state of the art
> printing. They
> are old trial and error printers. They will cost you a lot
> of money and
> not be able to repeat their work in the future.
>
> Find another printer.
>
> Ray M.
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