Lukas Engqvist
Well-known member
Best thing is if the pressman doesn't see the proof They should be able to print by numbers. Matching wet ink to proofs isn't a good idea, I know customers that have been shown the same sheet 15 minutes of just waiting and approved the match to the proof just by waiting for the ink to dry (they weren't told that it was the sheet they previously rejected when it was fresh off the press).
I think it is important not to make too many quick adjustments but to base adjustment of curves over time. One thing I found at a sister site was that they didn't have routine to calibrate for paper thickness.
I think it is important not to make too many quick adjustments but to base adjustment of curves over time. One thing I found at a sister site was that they didn't have routine to calibrate for paper thickness.