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Commercial Printers and Color Management
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Commercial Printers and Color Management


  • Subject: Commercial Printers and Color Management
  • From: Rich Apollo <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 06 Oct 2003 09:32:13 -0500

Okay, Gang,

Now from the Printers' side of things-

I've said this before: You vote with your wallet. If you feel that color management is important, then patronize printers that have color management in place.

That's item number 1.

Number 2: Of course a printer's proofs are optimized to match their presses. That's just common sense. A cookie cutter approach to printing would make the print buyers' jobs a lot easier, wouldn't it? They could just go with the cheapest printer and still sleep at night. But, every printer is doing what they can to avoid the bidding war - to distinguish themselves in the marketplace. It is unreasonable to expect all printers to be identical. If you're competing on price alone, that's bad. Quality varies from shop to shop. If you find a printer that executes your work in a fashion that you like, for a fair price, in a timely manor - then stick with that printer.

Anybody out there buying printing based on anything but price, kickbacks, or who took me to lunch recently?!

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Rich Apollo
Priority Litho
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