Trick question as you don't say what color spaces are the images being
printed are in. Obviously, if the images are in CMYK then, as Marco's
suggested, selecting Simulation = None gets you the 'native' colors of the
toners on whathever substrate you use in the printer. You may like what you
see but is it 'best'? Hard to say. If the images are in RGB then you better
select some Simulation space otherwise you'll get whathever PostScript color
conversion as executed by the Fiery or Creo RIP. And you may not like what
you see.
> When working in a digital color workflow with a Fiery or Creo Rip, which is
> the best cmyk simulation profile to use when you are not trying to simulate
> another device, such as the swop profile and you just want the output of the
> machine? Would you just turn cmyk simulation off or would you just load the
> profile for the device into the simulation part of the workflow?
Roger Breton
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