Re: Uncoated press proof

Sure, Matt. Use a not-too-shiny proof paper and make an output  
profile for it. Set your reference/source profile to ISO Uncoated or  
similar, and the rendering intent to absolute colorimetric. It's very  
easy. You might want to edit the white point of your reference  
profile match the actual color of your press substrate.

Good Luck,

Mike



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Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 14:45:16 -0500
From: Matthew Kelly <mkelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Uncoated press proof
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Would anyone have any suggestions on what type of paper or methods to
use to create press proofs for uncoated press sheets.



Matthew Kelly
Prepress Supervisor
Litho Press, Inc.
4334 Milling Road
San Antonio, TX  78219
210-333-1711
mkelly@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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