David Zaninovic wrote:
I spend more time trying to fix digital files than any other single task
that I do during my day.
Often, digital files don't fix very easily.
I had hoped digital was going to make my job easier, but it's just added
another bunch of ways for people to screw things up.
Tell people to shoot raw and sell them more flash cards. More money for you
and better pictures for them.
To answer your question directly, as long as your system calibration matches
the lab's calibration fairly precisely, then no input is needed from the
lab.
If you are not calibrated precisely to the lab, then all bets are off.
That is what I said, you need icc profile provided by the lab for exact device
that will be used for printing. So preferred
situation is that printer should not do anything.
Join the real world son.
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A man's only as old as the woman he feels.
--Groucho Marx
