Don't know about Shel but when I sent images for printing at my local Agfa DLab2, first I convert them to the DLab2-Sensatis profile (available on the Agfa site) to bring the colours in the printer's gamut, then apply a slight green and blue gamma corrections to compensate for the lab's own setup. It works quite well. Of course a matching lab's profile would have been ideal but when I tried to talk them into profiling their process I was taken for a SGR1806 alien. :oT Servus, Alin
DM> Do you convert your files into the lab's profile before sending them DM> in, or do you only use their profiles for soft-proofing? DM> It's definitely a good idea to talk to the lab anyway - that's the only DM> way you'll get any idea of their capabilities and their preferred file DM> formats, resolution etc. They'll also be able to offer good advice. DM> In my case I couldn't find a good enough lab so I bought my own DM> printer.
