If your goal is to have a print precisely match what you see on your screen, it’s important to understand that a monitor screen and print on a sheet of paper (created by either a desktop printer, digital press or an offset press) have different qualities. We will never mistake one for the other, so an exact, indistinguishable match is impossible. There are three broad reasons for this mismatch.
First, the image you see on a monitor is viewed in RGB, desk top and digital presses pr...
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February 2, 2012 Wonderful info! I have been trying to find something similar to this for a little bit now. Cheers!
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