Soft proofing introduction

[Luoyong5281]

Soft Proofing is the “ability to view, on a calibrated monitor, a simulation of how your image will look when printed, based on a chosen profile”.

This can mean eliminating hard copies to use for approval or color targets. It also eliminated the flat-bed proofing.


Configuration:
Apple Monitor 30”/23”/20” Cinema
ColorEyes Display Pro Software
Monaco Optix XR by X-Rite
Adobe Acrobat Pro 9
Color Viewing Station
EVS-3552/SP by Graphic Technology Inc.
http://gtilite.com



Advantage:
Time Saving
Cost Saving
Lowering Workload
More convenient

[ColorWizard]

I would change Apple Cinema Display on any of prof. monitors: NEC SpectraView series, QUATO or EIZO CGC series. Monitors with embedded LUT are much more preferable, especially in a case of simultaneous comparison of digital image on monitor with its hardcopy version in viewing booth.