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Re: The final result in print between Euroscale and SWOP
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Re: The final result in print between Euroscale and SWOP


  • Subject: Re: The final result in print between Euroscale and SWOP
  • From: Christopher Lund <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 10:32:15 +0000

>Niel Snape wrote:

> The situation is
> really a guess and no more, until the industry can get together a suitable
> standard that is adhered to. There is a quality loss when going to an
> unknown destination. Their prepress shops get a better separation as they've
> tuned the separation tables to the press. We'll have to accept that. It's in
> the interest of everyone to come to agreement of this open workflow but when
> will printers decide to let us in?

Yes - I just cant understand why they dont let us in? By now its pretty
clear that RGB based workflow is taking over and image editing is on
literally everybodies hands. A print shop that doesnt provide basic info
about their seperation tables (or better yet gets a ICC-profile made) is
going to be left behind at some point. Sure, print shops have lost a lot of
work/money since they dont scan everything anymore but COMMON! This attitude
is simply dumb. If they would let us in - WE would be 99% responceble for
the outcome (provided that the seperation tables or ICC profiles are
reasonably accurate). I would think this is a major headace print houses
would love to get rif off. Or am I missing something?

best
Chris


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 >Re: The final result in print between Euroscale and SWOP (From: neil snape <email@hidden>)

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