They probably want RGB so that they can control the CMYK
conversion. Several printers we use have reported bad experiences
with clients who have sent CMYK files that are using the wrong
flavor of CMYK, for other presses, not realizing how device
dependent CMYK is... they therefore get unpredictable results
(predictably :) ). When we are supplied with the correct CMYK ICC
profile and do the conversions ourselves, we get very good
results. Just REMEMBER to save the original RGB files so that if
you go back to press in a year or three, and have to use a
different printer in a different part of the world, you can do the
CMYK conversions all over again using the CMYK ICC profile of the
new printer.
AMEN! Hallelujah! Close the church, the sermon's over!!!
Rich Apollo
314-344-1144
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www.prioritylitho.com
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