I'd appreciate any guidance or advice or literally any other information so that Im not blindly hacking away at a project that I will likely come to hate before I finish it.Ĭlick to expand.I know I know.thats a really subjective term and should have clarified. I'll be the first to admit I dont have as experiential knowledge as a lot of you here, but luckily Im smart enough to be able to figure things out when I need/want to. No real issues with color on the HP mainly because our clientele doesn't require color accuracy on basic signage)īefore I try to convince the owner to buy a spectro and pay me to spend hours creating ICC profiles, can anyone tell me if this is the correct route to take? Even printing from the driver requires manual color edits sometimes. I can print from Caldera but the colors are rarely accurate so Im stuck manually imposing jobs. (I'm currently using media-specific ICC profiles provided by the paper metros/vendors and printing directly from the driver. We also have a Canon pro4000 that we use for higher quality products like photos and art prints.Īfter a few years of getting our feet wet I think that we're at the point where we need to lock down color management, specifically in regards to the Canon so we can offer "art reproduction" with more confidence and less manual color editing. We're somewhat new to large format production in that we primarily do digital and offset printing/mailing.Ī few years ago we bought an HP 560 so we could bring basic LF printing in-house.
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