The point is:
Matching the printing document to the screen is the final word in achieving WYSIWYG.
-What you see is what you get.
Steps:
1./ Prepare the files e.g. Photoshop Images.tif
2./ Output and print it actually.
3./ Compare the printing documents to the screen and make adjustment to the monitor.
4./ Send us email with post-address to get the images files with accord-printing documents ( free of charge )
- here by direct-to-plate, YMCK process.
5./Repeat step 1 to 3.
Contact us:
email: office@pcprinted.com
The basic difference lies in the monitor being RGB driven, whereas print occurs in CMYK.
The screen is projected in additive color ( the more color the brighter), whereas
the print is made from subtractive color ( the more color the darker).
-This is the root of a very large conversion problem.
