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From: pfigen
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:51

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"> The way I see it is that you have no idea if your pixels are right or not at this point
Why would you see it like that?

I am on a hardware-calibrated Apple 30" screen and already proofed my color in Photoshop."

Because you don't really know if you have the right output profile. You've only been guessing at that, so nothing else really matters at this point unless you're going to a press check and the pressman is able to push or pull his rig to conform to your file.

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