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Re: Print House doesn't do Proofs

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From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 19:47
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What type of final print process is this for? 

If it's standard film to plate, then they always should make bluelines
that you have to sign-off on. 

If it's a 4-colour job, then run to another printhouse. You must get
proofs to check all sort of issues (trapping, colour fidelity, etc.).

If it's a small Docutech job, then they're cutting corners (or don't
have the off-line storage for ripped jobs). I always get a proof for
my jobs of this type from my printer. It's a bit more of a hassle for
the printshop to run a single (when they could probably finish the
entire job in another few minutes anyway).
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